Parliament of Singapore

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Parliament of Singapore Spam Control Act 2007 (Now Cap… (2007)

In this Schedule—
“header information” means the source, destination and routing information attached to an electronic message, including, where applicable, the originating domain name and originating electronic mail address, and any other information that appears in the line identifying, or purporting to identify, the sender of the message;
“mistake” means reasonable mistake of fact.
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Parliament of Singapore Spam Control Act 2007 (Now Cap… (2007)

Every unsolicited commercial electronic message shall contain—
(a) where there is a subject field, a title in the subject field and that title is not false or misleading as to the content of the message; (b) the letters “” with a space before the title in the subject field, or if there is no subject field, in the words first appearing in the message, to clearly identify that the message is an advertisement; (c) header information that is not false or misleading; and (d) an accurate and functional electronic mail address or telephone number by which the sender can be readily contacted.
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