Parliament Questions for 6 November 2023 Sitting Mr Leong Mun Wai: To ask the Minister for Home Affairs what avenues are available to Singaporeans who wish to report on foreigners whom they believe to have committed actions that constitute interference in Singapore’s domestic politics and participating in Singapore’s domestic affairs. Mr Leong Mun Wai: To […]
Mr Speaker Sir, Today, we are debating amendments to the Constitution to create a framework for the President and Ministers to perform foreign and international roles in their private capacity. This Bill also appears to address urgently the circumstances of the President since his inauguration on 14th September this year. President Tharman is extremely respected
COST OF LIVING CRISIS: That this House calls on the Government to review its policies so as to lower cost of living pressures on Singaporeans and their families. Mr Speaker Sir, The Progress Singapore Party (PSP) supports the motion moved by the Honourable Leader of the Opposition and Member Louis Chua, which calls on the
Mdm Deputy Speaker, Post-pandemic, inflation in Singapore has been much higher than it used to be. Announcements of price increases in transport fares, water and utilities came one after another. COE prices rose to record highs and GST is going to be increased by another 1% next year. Property prices and rental continued climbing. All
Mr Speaker Sir, One of the main objectives of the bill being debated today is to amend the CPF Act 1953 to limit CPF schemes primarily to Singapore Citizens and PRs. This is the culmination of changes to CPF that began almost 30 years ago. Prior to August 1995[1], some categories of foreign workers, most
Mr Speaker Sir, The Progress Singapore Party (PSP) supports the motion brought to this House by Honourable Member Vikram Nair and also the amendments by Honourable Member Alex Yam today. Like many Singaporeans, the PSP is distressed and saddened by the tragic violence and loss of life in Israel and the Gaza Strip since Hamas
