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Heng Swee Keat Must Issue a Correction Notice to MP Tin Pei Ling

8 June 2020 The Finance Minister Ministry of Finance 100 High St #06-03 The Treasury Singapore 179434 Dear Mr Heng You have been admirably quick to make use of your Government’s new Protection from Online Falsehood and Manipulation Act (POFMA) against your political opponents and also to protect the secret remuneration...

Test everyone for quicker reopening of economy

The Government is right to open up the economy gradually as there are expected to be further asymptomatic Covid-19 cases in the community. But a gradual opening will be at a tremendous cost to the economy, employees and business owners. What’s more, even after the economy gradually opens up, there will still be asymptomatic...

Close down useless stat boards like science centre singapore

Looking at the way Singapore Government spends its money, I think there is a lot of room for improvement. There are many statutory boards that can be privatised and should belong to the private sector,such as Science Centre Singapore. Science centre singapore is a statutory board under MOE. I attached their annual report. Their...

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