Heng Swee Keat’s awkward start to succession
Singapore’s Finance Minister Heng Swee Keat was introduced to his fellow countrymen as the chosen successor to Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong at the end of 2018. For many, the announcement seemed counter-intuitive given the many indicators suggesting he was not the right fit. Heng gained entry to top universities via Singapore’s...
MOM’s Statement on the Singapore Democratic Party’s Response
1 In a Facebook post on 15 Dec 2019 (“SDP’s 15 Dec Post”), the Singapore Democratic Party (SDP) claims that it had based its assertion about “a rising proportion of Singapore PMETs getting retrenched” on news reports, including one by The Straits Times (“PMETs make up rising share of retrenched locals”, 15 March...
SDP’s response to POFMA
Dear Minister Josephine Teo, We refer to the Correction Notices you sent to the SDP on 14 December 2019. We state our case below. Post 1: The SDP article which you refer to dated 8 June 2019 states: “The SDP’s proposal comes amidst a rising proportion of Singapore METs getting retrenched.” This statement is based on...
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