What are the enforcement powers granted to Singapore Customs officers with regard to the Strategic Goods (Control) Act?
The Strategic Goods (Control) Act allows Singapore Customs officers to gain access and search conveyances and premises, gain access to related documents and information, seize and remove offence-related articles and documents, as well as arrest and search persons related to strategic goods offences.
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