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Constitution of the Republic of Singapore

Oath for due execution of Office of Chairman or other Member of Public

Jurisdiction
Singapore
Provision
5
Source language
English
Recorded status
in force
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Recorded status
in force

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5. Oath for due execution of Office of Chairman or other Member of Public Service Commission, or Appointed Member of Judicial Service Commission or Legal Service Commission I, ............................................................................................, having been appointed to be *the Chairman/a Member of the *Public Service Commission/Judicial Service Commission/Legal Service Commission do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will freely and without fear or favour, affection or ill will, give my counsel and advice in connection with all matters that may be referred to the *Public Service Commission/Judicial Service Commission/Legal Service Commission and that I will not, directly or indirectly, reveal any such matters to any unauthorised person or otherwise than in the course of duty

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Constitution of the Republic of Singapore · sso.agc.gov.sg · Retrieved 18 August 2026.

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