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Archive for the ‘Editorials’ Category

Admiralty CCC Chairman resigns over irregularities

The Auditor-General's Office (AGO) has just released its report for the Financial Year 2014/15 [Link]. It was submitted to President Tony Tan on 1 July 2015. AGO conducts its audits on a test check basis. As such, they do not necessarily reveal all irregularities and weaknesses. However, they should help to uncover some of...

Fierce fight erupts between PAP and WP MPs over bill

Education Minister Heng Swee Keat The introduction of a seemingly innocent bill to amend the name of the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies (ISEAS) to the ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute erupted into a fierce fight between the PAP and WP MPs in Parliament yesterday (14 Jul). The Bill was passed at around 5pm after close to 1 hour...

ME8 (NS) Lee admits SMRT can’t handle train disruptions

ME8 (NS) Lee Ling Wee (Photo ST) On Channel 5's Talking Point yesterday (14 Jul), ME8 (NS) Lee Ling Wee admitted on national TV that SMRT was not able to handle last week's massive train disruptions on its own, despite deploying 700 staff that night. He suggested setting up a taskforce by roping in the Land Transport Authority...

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