Substitute Hawker and Employees

(a) for any period of time during which the licensee is ill;

(b) for any period of time during which the licensee is taking care of ailing parents, partner or children;

(c) for any period of time during which the licensee is taking care of a parent, spouse, son or daughter who are registered as a disabled person with the National Commission for Persons with Disability (NCPD);

(d) where the licensee is pregnant, during the time of the pregnancy;

(e) where the licensee gives birth or adopts a child, for a period of up to two (2) years from the date of birth or from the date of adoption respectively;

(f) where the licensee is fostering a child, for a period of one (1) year from the date the fostering takes place or until the fostering ceases, whichever is the earlier.

(a) the name and number of a legally valid identification document of the licence holder for whom the applicant is to act as a substitute hawker;

(b) the name and number of a legally valid identification document of the substitute hawker;

(c) where a motor vehicle is used to carry out the commercial activity, the address of the garage of the vehicle to be used;

(d) the address of the premises where the goods are to be stored; and

(e) the nature of the hawking activity.

(a) two passport size photos of the principal licence holder;

(b) two passport size photos of the substitute hawker;

(c) a medical certificate in the case of illness, pregnancy or where the licensee is taking care of ailing parents, spouse or children;

(d) a birth certificate where the licensee has given birth to a child and proof that the licensee has adopted a child in case of adoption; 

(e) proof that the parent, partner, son or daughter, as the case may be, are registered as a disabled person with the National Commission for Persons with Disability (NCPD) in the case where the licensee is taking care of a disabled parent, spouse, son or daughter;

(f) in the case of fostering, documentary evidence that the licensee is fostering a child, after having been certified able to act as foster father or mother by the Adoption and Fostering Panel of the Department for Family Welfare; and

(g) where the commercial activity involves the selling of food, an approval by the Environmental Health authorities that the premises indicated as a store may be used for the storing of items (provided that where the premises of the licensee is to be used as a store and such premises has already been certified by Environmental Health authorities, the application may instead be accompanied by a declaration indicating such use and certification and signed by both the licensee and the substitute.