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28 :(e) the appropriate authority has given adequate undertakings in respect of the matters referred to in subsection (3), the Attorney-General may assist in making arrangements for the travel of the person to the foreign country.

(3) The matters in relation to which undertakings are to be given by the appropriate authority are—
 * (a) that the person shall not—
 * (i) be detained, prosecuted or punished for any offence against the law of the foreign country that is alleged to have been committed, or that was committed, before the person's departure from Singapore;
 * (ii) be subjected to any civil suit in respect of any act or omission of the person that is alleged to have occurred, or that had occurred, before the person's departure from Singapore, being a civil suit to which the person could not be subjected if that person was not in the foreign country; or
 * (iii) be required to give evidence or assistance in relation to any criminal matter in the foreign country other than the criminal matter to which the request relates, unless—
 * (A) the person has left the foreign country; or
 * (B) the person has had the opportunity of leaving the foreign country and has remained in the foreign country otherwise than for the purpose of giving or providing evidence or assistance in relation to the criminal matter to which the request relates;
 * (b) that any evidence given by the person in the criminal proceedings to which the request relates (if any) will be inadmissible or otherwise disqualified from use in the prosecution of the person for an offence against the law of the foreign country, other than for the offence of perjury, or contempt of court, in relation to the giving of that evidence;
 * (c) that the person will be returned to Singapore in accordance with arrangements agreed to by the Attorney-General; and
 * (d) such other matters as the Attorney-General thinks appropriate.