Jobs and Livelihoods Debate
In GE2020, PSP’s election manifesto had a component called “Jobs for Singaporeans”. It consists of job priority for Singaporeans, the introduction of a quota for Employment Pass and a lower quota for S Pass.
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The balance in maintaining an open economy and foreign manpower: Hazel in Parliament
Mr Speaker, Sir, Of all the free trade agreements that we have signed with other countries, the Singapore-India Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement, or CECA, has attracted the most attention for two reasons. Firstly, it contains a clause in Article 9.5 granting entry to persons in 127 professions, which is not found in the other free …
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Rebalancing the Foreign Talent Policy
FOREIGN TALENT POLICY: That this Parliament calls upon the Government to take urgent and concrete action to address the widespread anxiety among Singaporeans on jobs and livelihood caused by the foreign talent policy and the provisions on Movement of Natural Persons in some free trade agreements like the Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement. Mr Speaker Sir, …
The Progress Singapore Party is a party of Singaporeans for Singapore.
PSP strongly condemns such racist attitudes and behaviour. We thrive as a multi-racial society and stay united as one. Racism will tear our social fabric and cause great harm to the progress of Singapore. – by Francis Yuen, PSP Secretary-General, ex-candidate for Chua Chu Kang GRC We are aware of a recent video that is …
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Show compassion towards migrant workers and locals feeling financial strains: PSP NCMPs Hazel Poa and Leong Mun Wai in Parliament speeches [May 2021]
Show compassion towards migrant workers and locals feeling financial strains: PSP NCMPs Hazel Poa and Leong Mun Wai in Parliament Speeches [May 2021]
Speech in response to COVID-19 (Temporary Measures) (Amendment No. 3) Bill
This Speech was given by Mr. Leong Mun Wai in Parliament in response to COVID-19 (Temporary Measures) (Amendment No. 3) Bill, on 11th May 2021. Mr Leong’s speech in Video format can be viewed below: (Video Credit: Ministry of Communications and Information, MCI ) Mr Speaker, Sir, this Bill is to provide financial relief to …
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Speech on the Road Traffic (Amendment) Bill, 2nd Reading
Ms Hazel spoke on the a proposed amendment to the Road Traffic Bill in Parliament on 11th May 2021. This will be the 2nd Reading. The Video for Hazel’s speech can be viewed below: (Video Credit: Ministry of Communications and Information, MCI) Mr Speaker Sir, Section 126(1) of the Road Traffic Act prevents goods vehicles …
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Speech in Response to the Significant Infrastructure Government Loan Bill
Mr Leong Mun Wai rose to speak in Parliament in response to the Significant Infrastructure Government Loan or SINGA Bill. This speech was given on 10th May 2021. The Video for the Speech can be viewed below: (Video Credit: MCI (Ministry of Communication & Information)) 1. Mr Speaker, Sir, I support the Significant Infrastructure …
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Suspension of Physical Activities by PSP
Suspension of Physical Activities in view of Covid-19 crisis
Embracing a “What-If” mentality
Contingency or scenario planning helps to mitigate situations that can catch us off-guard if “what-if” situations are thought through. The Progress Singapore Party (PSP) is entering a consolidation phase in its development. Embracing a “what-if” mentality as part of our DNA is crucial to building a strong party.