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Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA) 2012: Singapore's primary data protection legislation that governs the collection, use, and disclosure of personal data. In recommendation letters, ensure proper handling of personal information, obtain necessary consent, and be careful about disclosure of personal details.

Defamation Act (Chapter 75): Singapore law governing defamation, including both libel and slander. When writing recommendation letters, ensure all statements are truthful, can be substantiated, and avoid any potentially defamatory content.

Misrepresentation Act (Chapter 390): Law governing false or misleading statements in Singapore. For recommendation letters, ensure all claims about experiences, interactions, and assessments are accurate and truthful.

Educational Institution Policies: Internal policies and guidelines set by educational institutions regarding recommendations and student-faculty interactions. Must comply with specific institutional requirements for writing recommendation letters.

Professional Ethics Guidelines: While not legislation, these are important professional standards that guide the writing of recommendation letters, ensuring ethical conduct and maintaining professional integrity.

Academic Integrity Standards: Standards that ensure the truthfulness and authenticity of academic-related documents, including recommendation letters, maintaining the credibility of academic communications.