After a series of consultations, the Government has made
Amendments to the Noise Abatement Act.
The Bill entitled the Noise Abatement (Temporary Amendment Act) 2019 was
presented and approved by Members of Parliament last night (December 10).
The Amendments offer relief to those staging entertainment events over the
holiday period.
Further to the temporary Act, Dr Horace Chang who piloted
the bill noted that a balance must be created between the growth of the music
and entertainment industries while maintaining public order, safety and the
wellbeing of the general public.
“It is imperative, that as our music and entertainment industries expand, we
must simultaneously put in place the appropriate regulatory framework to
support the development of industry while securing the fundamental rights of
all citizens”, said Dr Chang
The Ministry of National Security is spearheading the work of developing the
bases for the establishment of sound ordinances which will be used to inform a
comprehensive review and amendment of the Noise Abatement Act in the coming
year.
The Senate is expected to debate and approve the Amendments when it meets on
Friday.
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