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SAA is now a charity under Charities Acts We would like to announce that with effect from 1st February 2011, Singapore Athletic Association (SAA) is now a charity under Charities Acts as required by SSC. Basic Responsibilities: 1. Governing To be responsible for all aspects of athletics within Singapore To promote the sport of athletics and the development of the athletics culture To provide appropriate administrative structure and services for the functioning of the Association and the sport To maintain an official list of national records To undertake preceedings against any individual or group who may have violated the rules of the Association and to impose sanctions where appropriate 2. Resources To obtain and maintain financial, human and technical resources required for the functioning of the Association To set budgets and maintain financial records 3. Communications To maintain good relations with and provide appropriate information to athletes and other members of the Association To maintain good relations with governmental, sporting, business and other organizations which have an interest in athletics or may be of assistance to the Association To maintain good relations with the media to ensure a positive promotion of the sport and the association’s activities. 4. Competitions To promote the development of a programme of competitions to meet the need of its athletes To select and organize teams (and in conjunction with SNOC) to participate in international competitions To maintain a national calendar of athletic events To provide official sanctions for competitors including those organized by other agencies 5. Facilities and Equipment To ensure that competition venues and equipment meet technical specifications mandated by national and international rules. To guarantee the accuracy of road courses used for running and walking races 6. Officials and Coaches To oversee the recruitment, training, certification, deployment and control of the athletics officials and coaches required to carry out the programmes and activities of the sport 7. Medical and Scientific Support To plan and co-ordinate the delivery of sports medicine services to athletes To plan and co-ordinate the delivery of scientific services to coaches and athletes To ensure that a doping control programme is implemented in accordance with the rules of IAAF and relevant national regulations

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The Singapore Land Authority (SLA) is a statutory board with the Ministry of Law. Its mission is to optimise land resources for the economic and social development of Singapore. SLA is responsible for the direct management of some 14,000 hectares of State land and about 5,000 buildings. It is also in charge of land sales, leases, acquisitions and allocation, developing and marketing land-related information, and maintaining the national land information database through digitised land information services. SLA is also the national land registration authority for property transactions, and the issuance and guarantee of land titles in Singapore. It also manages and maintains the national land survey system, including the defining of boundaries or legal limits of properties based on a coordinated cadastre survey system. For more details, visit www.sla.gov.sg.

The Building and Construction Authority (BCA) of Singapore champions the development of an excellent built environment for Singapore. At BCA, our mission is to shape a safe, high quality, sustainable and friendly built environment, as these are four key elements where BCA has a significant influence. In doing so, we aim to differentiate Singapore’s built environment from those of other cities and contribute to a better quality of life for everyone in Singapore.

The Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) is Singapore’s national land use planning and conservation authority. URA’s mission is “to make Singapore a great city to live, work and play in”. We strive to create a vibrant and sustainable city of distinction by planning and facilitating Singapore’s physical development in partnership with the community. The URA has successfully transformed Singapore into one of the most liveable cities in Asia through judicious land use planning and good urban design. We adopt a long term and comprehensive planning approach in formulating strategic plans such as the Concept Plan and the Master Plan, to guide the physical development of Singapore in a sustainable manner. Our plans and policies focus on achieving a balance between economic growth and a quality living environment. As the conservation authority, URA has an internationally recognised conservation programme, having successfully conserved not only single buildings, but entire districts. To turn its plans and visions into reality, URA takes on a multi-faceted role. In addition to its planning function, URA is also the main government land sales agent. Through the sale of state land, we attract and channel private capital investment to develop sites to support economic and social development. URA is also the development agency for Marina Bay, the new city extension. To create an exciting cityscape, URA also actively promotes architecture and urban design excellence. Drawing on our experience in integrated planning and urban management, URA provides consultancy for overseas bilateral projects and shares our urban planning experience through professional training programmes.

EMA welcomes everyone to engage in discussions, post comments and leave personal posts on our Facebook page. We hope that visitors can use this page to engage us and each other to build networks, share ideas and develop a better understanding of energy issues. However, we ask that views and comments be respected, and for everyone to refrain from posting offensive content. To ensure that our Facebook wall remains welcoming to all users, please abide by Facebook's Terms of Use when posting. Posts which contain offensive content (including vulgarities, racial and religious slurs, etc.) will be removed.

The IDA Youth Infocomm Ambassadors form the voice of the Youth Infocomm Community of Singapore and works closely with the Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore (IDA). We were initially known as the IDA Infocomm Club Ambassadors until Nov 2011, when the Board decided that it was more optimal to reposition and rebrand itself so as to reach out to the larger community. Through this process, our ambassadors will gain self-confidence, hone their leadership potential and unleash their creativity with the projects they embark on. On top of that, they will also receive quintessential Co-Curricular Activities (CCA) points for their contributions, priority for attachment to companies and receive opportunities to attend major infocomm conferences.

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In Singapore, the work of the British Council includes teaching English; providing the latest information about studying in the UK; promoting British education and training; and demonstrating the innovation, creativity and excellence of British science, arts, literature and design. This work is driven by our strong belief in internationalism, valuing people, a commitment to professionalism and an enthusiasm for creativity. We hold ourselves to the highest possible standards of integrity. We believe that cultural relations can help individuals and the world community to thrive.

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