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It’s another own goal by the Worker’s Party.
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What have 39 sessions of parliamentary debate taught us about the Opposition?
Unhinged duplicity, policy flip-flops, and a tendency to incite division sums it all up.
ICYMI: 7 other causes our MPs spoke up for in Parliament
Speaking up for a diverse community is what our MPs do best.
Why let partisan politics get in the way of advancing Singaporeans’ interest?
Let not partisan politics go against Singaporeans’ interest.
Here are 6 things you might have missed in Parliament
A diversity of voices is also the hallmark of an inclusive government.
ICYMI – Here is what went down in Parliament this October
Besides questions on money laundering, our MPs were engaged in a lively debate on taxes, stamps and water when parliament met in early October.
So many questions, so little time: 5 other causes our MPs have stood up for in Parliament this month
From providing more job opportunities for persons with disabilities to increasing the Medisave withdrawal limit for IVF treatments, no issues are too minute as our MPs continue to walk the ground and push for change.
ICYMI: Here is what you might have missed in Parliament
From housing aspirations to cost-of-living pressures, our MPs will continue to speak up for underserved communities and push for change to improve the lives of all Singaporeans.
PARL Preview: Our MPs have questions about protecting children in childcare, new HDB flat types and preventing money laundering
How best to keep kids in childcare centres safe? Just what do the new flat classifications mean for Singaporeans?
A nagging doubt about the Opposition is now laid bare
Beyond righteous indignation and spiteful hauteur, what exactly do opposition parties stand for aside from a propensity to disagree for the sake of doing so?
Koh Poh Koon on protecting S’pore’s working seniors
This is what we do for working seniors: We tide them through difficult times as well as preserve their jobs. Last year’s Retrenchment and Reemployment Act prevents age-based discrimination and makes employers offer reemployment to working seniors up ...
ICYMI, here is what went down in Parliament over 2 days
Plenty went down in Parliament this August. Between the reading of bills and oral answers, Mr Seah Kian Peng became the new speaker, PM Lee gave a ministerial statement, LO Pritam Singh retaliated with several red herrings while PSP filed another mot
Parliament votes in favour of amended motion for speaker to discharge duties independently and impartially
What qualifies an individual to be a good Speaker? Unfortunately, PSP and NCMP Leong Mun Wai have missed the point again with their assertion. Standing orders and parliamentary rules are more important in ensuring the speaker and parliament remain a ...
Low Yen Ling on win-win outcomes with new lease agreements for retail premises
Imagine that you rent a shop for your small or medium enterprise (SME). One of your chief concerns would be just how this rent is negotiated: Am I paying too much? How can I balance this with my staff payroll? Minister of
PM Lee on the recent CPIB investigation, and keeping our government robust and clean
We will continue upholding the integrity of our government, as well as the trust which Singaporeans have in us. “For the good of our country, we will carry through what needs to be done in accordance with the law, even if it
PAP MPs asks all the difficult questions on CPIB probe involving Iswaran
Why was Iswaran's arrest not mentioned in earlier announcements? Furthermore, why is he still drawing a salary? As representatives of the people, PAP MPs will never shy away from asking difficult questions in the name of public interest.
Upholding standards vs showing compassion – what would you do?
Political leaders often face the following quandary when a scandal strikes. Do they take a compassionate approach and risk being seen as condoning a wrong, or should they take a page out of Killing Eve, acting swiftly and ruthlessly to cull the
PAP will stand firm in its zero-tolerance approach towards corruption
Recent challenges are a testament that our system is operating as it should. And following concerns from residents, PAP MPs including Dr Tan Wu Meng (Jurong GRC), Mr Yip Hon Weng (Yio Chu Kang SMC), Mr Zhulkarnain Abdul Rahim (Chua Chu Kang