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Archive for the ‘Ng Kok Lim’ Category

PM, SG won’t be in trouble if PAP fails

PM Lee I refer to the 8 Nov 2014 Straits Times reports “PAP must deliver good leadership for S'pore: PM” and “Lee Kuan Yew takes to stage where he founded PAP”. Singapore will not be in deep trouble if PAP fails. Having bounced back from our greatest ordeal - the Japanese Occupation and progressing to middle income status...

Police must have very good reason to suspect notebook contained evidence

I refer to the 19 Oct 2014 Straits Times report “Police have the right to hold notebook”. The police explained that Section 35(1)(c) of the Criminal Procedure Code empowers the police with the right to seize any item suspected to constitute evidence of an offence. That means the police must have suspected that Han Hui Hui’s...

Section 35 gives NEA no purview over a fair that doesn’t involve cooked food

I refer to the 15 Oct 2014 Straits Times report “Court battle over WP town council's CNY fair begins”. NEA lawyers claimed that the five stalls selling festive decorations, cookies and potted plants contravened Section 35 of the Environmental Public Health Act, which states a permit is necessary for "any temporary fair,...

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