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Archive for the ‘Policies’ Category

The AIM-AHPETC saga re-visited

A response to the blogger Rise of the Strawberry Nation Your comment: Do people even know what Disclaimer of Opinion means? AHPETC appointed auditors had to write Disclaimer of Opinion in their reports. Well here it is, I am no expert, and I relied on the Internet for the following definition, together with a definition for...

So, Yang Yin is part of this ‘Singaporean core’?

The issues of foreigners and foreign labour have been in the spotlight for many years, going way back to the 1990s, in fact. If you do a search on parliamentary reports or speeches, you realise that Members of Parliament way back were already raising concerns about opening the door too widely to them. And so, it is no surprise...

Registered societies and political activities

Whilst our Constitution guarantees freedom of association, this freedom is in reality tightly controlled in Singapore. Anyone that has been a part of a Registered Society in Singapore will know that there are restrictions on what Societies can and cannot do. One of these is on political activities. If your society is not...

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