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Archive for the ‘Opinions’ Category

Public hospitals, Private companies and Medishield Life

Public hospitals are divided into geographical clusters and operated by private companies. The private companies are Singapore Health Services Pte Ltd (SingHealth), National Healthcare Group Pte Ltd (NHG) and National University Health System (NUHS). Shares in SingHealth and NHG are held by the Ministry of Health Holdings Pte...

Disappointed with the performance of our Speaker of Parliament

I am disappointed not because Sylvia Lim's (SL) question wasn't pick to be asked in Parliament but I am thoroughly disappointed with the performance of Tan Chuan Jin (TCJ), our Speaker of Parliament. Let me explain. SL's question is about Enchancing Equity in our Criminal Justice System while Louis Ng's question is merely about...

Singaporeans presently detained under ISA were gazetted as terrorists in 2015

I didn’t know that the 20 odd Singaporeans who are presently detained under the ISA were all gazetted as terrorists in 2015 until yesterday (29 Sep). Their names are listed in the First Schedule of the Terrorism (Suppression of Financing) Act (TSFA). That long list of about 42 people includes Bangladeshi and Indonesia workers...

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