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Archive for the ‘Policies’ Category

The Rule of Law and the Paradox of the AIM Transaction 5

Part 5 – Duty of the Attorney-General Khaw Boon Wan, Singapore Parliamentary Debates, Official Report (13 May 2013), vol. 90, 6.11pm. Mrs Lina Chiam asked how can there be no conflict of interest even if nobody made money. She said she is not sure if any lawyer would be satisfied with how conflict of interest has been defined...

MDA: Bloggers need not apply for licence

Freedom to Post and Read MDA has clarified that individual bloggers need not have to apply for licence under the new regulation. This is no cold comfort as things may change along the way. This controversial move to regulate something that is virtual and unlikely to be feasible without playing rough is still a mystery to many,...

NWC: Oh no, not again?

I refer to the article “National Wages Council calls for another round of wage hikes for the low-income” (Straits Times online, May 31 5 pm). $60 increase? It had stated that “For the second year in a row, the National Wages Council (NWC) has recommended that firms give a minimum raise to employees who earn less than $1,000...

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