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Archive for the ‘Snippets’ Category

NMP Shiao-yin Kuik: Why we decided to withdraw the amendments and support the Bill

Shiao-yin Kuik I'll need some time to draft out my own thoughts on why we put up the amendments and the reasons why after getting clarification upon clarification on public record, we then decided we could withdraw the amendments and support the Bill. My perspective and reasons may be different from the other 2 NMPs but we were...

Our NMPs are spineless and unreliable

So much for signing a bloody petition. In the end, who were the 9 who opposed? Singapore, if you think you can count on NMPs to speak for you, see for yourself what happened today. They will bring your petition to the House, withdraw it, and then vote in favour for the very Bill they were petitioning against, without any amendments...

Workers Party on Administration of Justice (protection) Bill

THE WORKERS' PARTY'S POSITION ON THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE (PROTECTION) BILL This bill is not only unnecessary, it also gives to the executive and the police powers that they currently do not have that would have a chilling effect on fair criticism and public discussion. If enacted, this law runs a very high risk of causing...

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