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A total of eight public service officers have been referred to police over property purchases near unannounced MRT stations, said Coordinating Minister for Publ…
A total of eight public service officers have been referred to police over property purchases near unannounced MRT stations, said Coordinating Minister for Public Services Chan Chun Sing in parliament on Tuesday (Oct 6).
He was responding to MP questions on a United States-based research organisation's working paper on civil servants' property purchases.
Mr Chan said a total of 191 transactions were reviewed. The Public Service Division had earlier said the government was reviewing property purchases made between 2007 and 2011 by officers involved in rail planning.
The minister also outlined safeguards against misuse of non-public information for private gain.
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@@sgfuture7114Imported1mo ago
Public officials in Singapore include political leaders, members of the judiciary, and administrative civil servants who run the government and public services...
@@godfreytan1001Imported1mo ago
Check and balances can be strengthen to discourage public officers from taking advantage of proprietary information for personal gains.
@@adriansim5940Imported1mo ago
Kerna lah!!! 😂😂😂
@@leeweizong9648Imported1mo ago
CPIB should intervene and investigate...the govt should be blamed if found guilty as they nv put in place sufficient measure to prevent this.
@@Question8740Imported1mo ago
When you speak, make eye contact to the cameras and audiences.
@@sgfuture7114Imported1mo ago
Why do we need an outsider to report before we action? What are we doing? Sleeping on the desk?
@@boyan619Imported1mo ago
public officers or civil servants
@@denww6969Imported1mo ago
If safeguards are all along in place, when such articles being published from other entity the Govt can immediately pull out all investigation records to counter such claim and protect our country reputation... It's a total failure needing other party to add as co-driver... disgraceful!!
@@tonykwok9763Imported1mo ago
999
@@kengleetan63Imported1mo ago
I really hope don't wayang hor.<br>Or the punishment is just warning, place them on PIP or just no performane bonus.<br>To recently increase your own salary close to 100% more.<br>I expect NO civil servants, high pay or otherwise, to engage in such behavior.<br>I am making a fair statement here.<br>Corruption always start out over small issue.<br>And when it spreads. <br>It will be unstoppable.
@@Lycan39Imported1mo ago
Yep,CPIB should intervene...😅🤔💭🧐 <br><br>'Unlawful' or 'insider transactions' surely breach most fundamentals. 😅
@@denww6969Imported1mo ago
So only when external party from oversea came out such report then investigate? 🥴 Why wasn't it done even much earlier?? world's highest paid to sleep on the job?? 😒 So much for ownself check ownself!!
A total of eight public service officers have been referred to police over property purchases near unannounced MRT stations, said Coordinating Minister for Public Services Chan Chun Sing in parliament on Tuesday (Oct 6).
He was responding to MP questions on a United States-based research organisation's working paper on civil servants' property purchases.
Mr Chan said a total of 191 transactions were reviewed. The Public Service Division had earlier said the government was reviewing property purchases made between 2007 and 2011 by officers involved in rail planning.
The minister also outlined safeguards against misuse of non-public information for private gain.
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