The grounds for restrictions are, for freedom of speech, Singapore's security, friendly relations with other states, public order, public morality, protecting parliamentary privilege, defamation, contempt of court and incitement to any criminal offence; and for freedom of assembly, public order only.
Other grounds for restrictions, in the absence of scientific 'facts', were pervasively denounced as 'arbitrary' and therefore insupportable.
On the controversial topic of whether BMI and smoking status represent legitimate grounds for subsidy restrictions, not one forum reached consensus.
The grounds for imposing these restrictions vary according to the freedom sought to be restricted, and include national security, public order, decency and morality, contempt of court, incitement to offences, and defamation.
This ground of restriction has not yet been considered by local courts, but might have justified the withdrawal by the Board of Film Censors (BFC) of a certificate issued for the film Zoolander (2001) with effect from 8 February 2002.
For example, even on the assumption that the Unnaturalness argument, interpreted as a religious objection against interfering with God's plans, is sound, it still would not provide legitimate grounds for a public policy restriction on chimeras.
Concern around 'singling out' ART for restriction on these grounds was a minority opinion in this context.
Without those authorities, he would have had no grounds for imposing the new restrictions unless he declared a new national emergency with regard to Cuba under IEEPA.
Remedy: Feel inside you for restriction.
#adjusted for restriction of range.
