“Instead of pouring all the additional tax revenue back into more economic support for MNEs, we can invest part of the additional revenue in our SMEs, (…) help them leverage on AI and other new technologies, so that they can become more productive and internationally competitive, and hopefully grow into local MNEs of our own.” […]
In September 2024’s sitting in Parliament, PSP’s Leong Mun Wai addressed Parliament supporting the Platform Workers Bill as a crucial step toward improving the welfare and pay equity of platform workers. He also advocated for additional protections against potential discrimination and ensuring fair compensation. Mr Speaker Sir, The Progress Singapore Party welcomes the introduction of
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NCMPs Hazel Poa and Leong Mun Wai have filed a total of 24 parliamentary questions for September’s sitting. Hazel Poa Leong Mun Wai Our dedication to maintaining Accountability and Transparency in Parliament will persist. Support Progress, Support PSP.
NCMPs Hazel Poa and Leong Mun Wai have filed various parliamentary questions for April’s sitting of Parliament in 2024. Hazel Poa Leong Mun Wai Support Progress, Support PSP.
Both NCMPs Hazel Poa and Leong Mun Wai have filed their parliamentary questions for May 2024, addressing their questions and queries for the Minister(s) for Manpower, Home Affairs, Defence, and the Prime Minister amongst others. 7 May 8 May 9 May Support Progress, Support PSP.
NCMPs Leong Min Wai and Hazel Poa have filed 25 parliamentary questions for April’s sitting of Parliament in 2024. Leong Mun Wai Hazel Poa With this, it brings the total number of parliamentary questions filled by the NCMPs to 500! We will continue to ensure that Accountability and Transparency are values upheld in Parliament. Support
Mr Speaker Sir, Perhaps the most noteworthy thing about this year’s Budget statement was the amount of support measures provided to Singaporeans without any additional major tax increases announced. This will come as a great relief to many Singaporeans who are still struggling to cope with high costs of living and an uncertain job environment.
Mr Speaker Sir, Budget 2024 is a big budget because the Government had a bumper year in 2023. Operating revenue in 2023 was larger than the original estimate by $8.0 billion because of the tax increases announced in 2022, high inflation and high property prices. This $8 billion excess revenue together with the $23.5 billion
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Mr Speaker Sir, I thank the Prime Minister, Minister and the Members for participating in this debate. Indeed, it is an honour for Hazel and myself. There has been a lot of discussion and debate on various topics. We understand all the good things that the Past Reserves will bring to us and bring to
PUBLIC FINANCES: That this House calls on the Government to review its current budget and reserve accumulation policies in order to help present-day Singaporeans reduce their financial burdens and improve their quality of life, while continuing to save for future generations of Singaporeans. Mr Speaker, PSP has raised this motion today because we believe that
