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Coordinating Minister for Public Services Chan Chun Sing on Tuesday (Oct 6) answered questions from members of parliament on a United States-based research orga…
Coordinating Minister for Public Services Chan Chun Sing on Tuesday (Oct 6) answered questions from members of parliament on a United States-based research organisation's working paper on civil servants' property purchases near unannounced MRT stations. He added that a total of eight public service officers have been referred to police over property purchases and stressed that wrongdoing has not been established.
MPs who sought clarifications include Alex Yam, Elysa Chen, Yip Hon Weng, Gerald Giam and Nominated Member of Parliament Azhar Othman.
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@@derricktan1790Imported1mo ago
I think while they have to uphold strong ethical practices and strong check is required still need to find a balance as i agree that they are also same Singaporeans who deserve basic human rights and needs like everyone else. Dont let “may be” 1 or 2 culprit if there is. Spoilt and black out entire civil servants welfare and image.
@@chanck1fulImported1mo ago
The issues should have been raised up by opposition long ago. That is the purpose and roles of opposition.
@@peterau9386Imported1mo ago
it is as good as not answering the questions raised! he had mastered the art of answering w/o substance which is as good as not answering!
@@AlexYu-t4nImported1mo ago
How do you justify raising all the ministers pay?? When you guys only took action when a foreign entity reported this?? Already pay so high, raise pay and still not perfect?
@@tritonyeahImported1mo ago
ownself check ownself
@@rbc812Imported1mo ago
You need to set up a ministerial committee to investigate this matter. The seriousness of this case far exceeds that of the Teh Cheang Wan and S. Iswaran cases combined.
@@Lycan39Imported1mo ago
To accord, first relations to public service liabilities vary.<br><br>Best say no to conflict of interest. 😅😅😅
@@anthonyloh-q8kImported1mo ago
how about related ppl to those civil servants like wives or children
Coordinating Minister for Public Services Chan Chun Sing on Tuesday (Oct 6) answered questions from members of parliament on a United States-based research organisation's working paper on civil servants' property purchases near unannounced MRT stations. He added that a total of eight public service officers have been referred to police over property purchases and stressed that wrongdoing has not been established.
MPs who sought clarifications include Alex Yam, Elysa Chen, Yip Hon Weng, Gerald Giam and Nominated Member of Parliament Azhar Othman.
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