How did MSF come up with the list of criminal offences (e.g. unauthorised operation of SRH, obstruction of investigations) in the Bill?
In determining the list of criminal offences, we took into consideration, (i) the degree of harm (potentially) caused to residents, and if it (ii) would be detrimental to public interest.
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