In his address to Parliament during Budget 2025, NCMP Leong Mun Wai acknowledged the short-term financial relief provided but criticized the government’s reliance on ad hoc handouts, arguing that such measures fail to address Singapore’s long-term structural economic challenges. He advocated for permanent policies such as affordable public housing, a national healthcare scheme, a minimum […]
In her address in Parliament on the 26 February, NCMP Hazel Poa questioned Budget 2025 for relying on one-off vouchers instead of long-term solutions. She pushed for structural changes like more affordable HDB pricing, lower GST, fairer corporate taxes, and fixed hawker rents. She also called for more public holidays and a “right to disconnect”
Delivered by NCMP Hazel Poa in Parliament on 5 February 2025, she emphasized the need for a careful balance between preserving racial harmony and protecting freedom of speech in Singapore, particularly in the context of the Maintenance of Racial Harmony Bill. While supporting laws to maintain public order and peace in a multi-racial society, she
