2A.
—(1) A person, being a citizen or permanent resident of Singapore and 18 years of age or above, who desires to perform the Haj shall apply to the Majlis to be registered to perform the Haj.
(1A) A person, being a citizen or permanent resident of Singapore and below 18 years of age (referred to in this Rule as the relevant person), who desires to perform the Haj, may apply to the Majlis to be registered to perform the Haj if the application is made together with an application by one of his parents, or his legal guardian, to be registered to perform the Haj at the same time as the relevant person.
(2) An application under paragraph (1) or (1A) shall be in such form and manner as the Majlis thinks fit and shall be accompanied by an administration fee of $240.
(3) The Majlis may approve an application under paragraph (1) or (1A) on such terms and conditions as the Majlis thinks fit.
(4) The Majlis may refuse to approve an application made under paragraph (1) or (1A) if —
(a)
the application is not made in accordance with
paragraph (2) or with the rules and regulations imposed by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia;
(b)
the application contains false or misleading information;
(c)
the applicant has performed the Haj less than 5 years before the year of the Haj that is the subject of the application; or
(d)
the quota allotted by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for the year of the Haj that is the subject of the application has been taken in full.
(5) It shall be a condition of the approval of an application of a relevant person under
paragraph (1A), (whether or not that approval is subsequently amended) that the relevant person performs the Haj at the same time as one of his parents, or his legal guardian, as the case may be.
(6) An applicant may, at any time, apply to the Majlis to cancel his application.
(7) The Majlis may, at any time, cancel any approval granted under
paragraph (3) if the applicant had, in his application, furnished any information which is false or misleading.
(8) An approval granted under
paragraph (3) shall state the approved Haj year.
(9) If a person cannot perform the Haj in the approved Haj year stated in the approval granted under
paragraph (3), he may apply to the Majlis to defer the performance of the Haj to a different approved Haj year and to amend the approval so granted accordingly.
(10) Where —
(a)
an application under
paragraph (6) is made by the parent or legal guardian of a relevant person who has made an application under
paragraph (1A) with his parent or legal guardian; or
(b)
any approval granted to that parent or legal guardian is cancelled under these Rules,
any application of, or approval granted to, the relevant person shall be deemed to be cancelled.