Singapore has published an FAQ on its 2025 strategic goods controls.

Singapore has published a frequently asked questions document on updates to its strategic goods control instruments . The document identifies three instruments: the Strategic Goods (Control) Order, the Strategic Goods (Control) (Brokering) Order and the Strategic Goods (Control) Regulations .

Three instruments identified

The FAQ first cites the Strategic Goods (Control) Order as one of the instruments covered by the updates presented by Singapore . It then refers to the Strategic Goods (Control) (Brokering) Order . The title of this second instrument includes the term ‘Brokering’ in parentheses .

The Strategic Goods (Control) Regulations are the third instrument identified in the document . The source presentation links these three instruments to a single set of updates concerning controlled strategic goods . The extract provided does not reproduce the substance of the provisions amended under each of the three instruments .

The document uses the English titles Strategic Goods (Control) Order, Strategic Goods (Control) (Brokering) Order and Strategic Goods (Control) Regulations . The available extract provides no official publication reference, instrument number, consolidated version or annex reproducing the amendments .

Document does not state a publication date

The FAQ provided does not state a publication date in its text . Nor does the source record provide a date . The document presents the updates as relating to a national control list .

The source states that this national list is aligned with the 2025 lists of multilateral export control regimes . The available extract does not set out how the updates are allocated among the Strategic Goods (Control) Order, the brokering instrument and the Strategic Goods (Control) Regulations .

Alignment with four control lists

The FAQ states that Singapore’s national control list is aligned with the 2025 lists of four multilateral control regimes: the Australia Group, the Missile Technology Control Regime, known by the acronym MTCR, the Nuclear Suppliers Group, or NSG, and the Wassenaar Arrangement . The document presents these four lists as the references for the national updates addressed in the FAQ .

The Australia Group appears in this list under its English name . The Missile Technology Control Regime is also cited by the acronym MTCR . The Nuclear Suppliers Group is referred to using the acronym NSG . The Wassenaar Arrangement completes the list of four regimes named in the document .

The available extract links the alignment to the 2025 lists, without referring to an earlier edition or to a separate date for any of the regimes cited . Nor does it indicate that the alignment is confined to one of the three Singapore instruments identified in the first part of the FAQ . The available wording concerns the national control list as a whole .

No control heading, goods category, list entry or amended provision is detailed in the available extract . The source provides no correlation table between the four regimes’ 2025 lists and the updated Singapore provisions . It reproduces neither the wording of the entries concerned, nor any associated technical notes or classification criteria .

The extract does not further specify whether the updates fully incorporate the 2025 lists or include adaptations in the national control list . It does not state the number of entries added, removed or amended for each of the four regimes . No technical annex, consolidated version or comparative list appears in the available content of the FAQ .

The accessible documentation therefore identifies the four multilateral references and their 2025 edition . On the basis of the extract alone, it does not permit identification of the headings or provisions actually amended .