Personal Data Protection Act 2012 (PDPA): Singapore's primary data protection legislation governing the collection, use, disclosure, and care of personal data, including consent obligations and notification requirements
Advisory Guidelines on Key Concepts in the PDPA: Official guidelines providing interpretation and practical guidance on fundamental concepts within the PDPA
Advisory Guidelines on the PDPA for Selected Topics: Specific guidelines addressing particular scenarios and applications of the PDPA
Guidelines on Notice and Consent under the PDPA: Detailed guidance on how to properly obtain and maintain consent, and provide appropriate notice to data subjects
Personal Data Protection Regulations 2021: Supplementary regulations that provide additional requirements and specifications to the main PDPA
Data Portability and Data Innovation Provisions: Specific provisions governing data portability rights and regulations around data innovation
Spam Control Act: Legislation controlling unsolicited electronic messages and communications, relevant when privacy notices address electronic communications
Definition of Personal Data: Core consideration regarding what constitutes personal data under Singapore law
Purpose Limitation Principle: Requirement that personal data can only be collected for reasonable purposes that have been notified to the individual
Consent Requirements: Rules governing when and how consent must be obtained from individuals for data collection and processing
Data Transfer Requirements: Regulations concerning the transfer of personal data, especially across borders
Data Subject Rights: Individual rights granted to data subjects including access, correction, and portability rights
Data Protection Obligations: Core obligations for organizations handling personal data, including security, retention, and transfer requirements
Do Not Call (DNC) Provisions: Specific rules governing the DNC Registry and requirements for sending marketing messages to Singapore telephone numbers
