What are the current legislation concerning waste in Singapore?

The main legislation governing waste in Singapore are the following:

* Environmental Public Health Act (Chapter 95): Controls air, water, and noise pollution as well as waste management.

* Environmental Protection and Management Act (Chapter 94): Sets out provisions for environmental, noise, and waste management.

* Hazardous Substances and Corrosives Control (Amendment) Act 2010 (Chapter 111): This Act regulates the import, export, transport, and storage of hazardous substances.

* Regulations for the Control of Pollution from Industrial and Commercial Activities: This regulation sets standards for emissions of air pollutants and the use of hazardous substances in industrial and commercial activities.

* Waste Disposal and Public Cleansing Regulations: These regulations set out requirements for the proper disposal of waste, including collection and transportation.

* Recycling Fund (Control of Expenditure) Act (Chapter 261): Sets out provisions for the establishment and management of a fund for the development of recycling programs.

* National Environment Agency Act (Chapter 195): This Act establishes the National Environment Agency and defines its functions and responsibilities for environmental management, including waste management.

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