Working for Singapore

The Workers’ Party believes in an open and accountable participatory democracy.
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We pledge to work diligently for you as a loyal opposition, improve the estates of our constituents, advocate for Singaporeans who risk falling between the cracks, and to imagine and advance new and innovative policy ideas to accommodate the aspirations of a more diverse Singapore.

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Working for Singapore

The Workers’ Party Manifesto 2025

The five sections of the Workers’ Party manifesto contain our policy proposals to improve the lives of Singaporeans. It addresses:

affordability and cost of living concerns
economic growth and opportunities
inclusion and equality
accountability and democracy; and
security and geopolitics.

The Workers’ Party welcomes your feedback and invites you to join us in Working for Singapore.

Read the Manifesto

Parliament

Speeches and more

Keep up with parliamentary activity by the Workers’ Party Members of Parliament

Written Answers to WP's Oral Questions and Written Questions on 03 Feb 2026

Written answers provided to oral and written parliamentary questions submitted by Workers’ Party Members of Parliament

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Feb 2026

Speech by Sylvia Lim On New Offence of Possession of Unsafe Devices

I would like to seek clarifications on two aspects of the Bill. First, to the Ministry of Transport on the keeping of unsafe devices under the Small Motorised Vehicles (Safety) Act, and secondly, to the Ministry of Home Affairs on the proposed outsourcing of traffic violations processing under the Road Traffic Act.

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Feb 2026

Speech by Fadli Fawzi On the Land Transport and Related Matters Bill

At the outset, let me state that I recognise the importance of ensuring safety and order for all users in Singapore. Our roads, footpaths, and shared spaces must be safe for pedestrians, cyclists, persons with disabilities, and motorists. As mobility patterns and technologies evolve, our laws must be updated to reflect these new realities on the ground.

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Feb 2026

Speech by Dennis Tan Lip Fong On the Land Transport and Related Matters Bill

Mr. Speaker, the Land Transport and Related Matters Bill introduces significant changes to our transport landscape. A key shift in this Bill is the reclassification of what we currently know as Personal Mobility Aids, or PMAs. The Bill replaces this term with a new legal category: Mobility Vehicles. This category encompasses both motorised wheelchairs and mobility scooters. I will speak briefly on ERP 2.0, and for the rest of my speech I will focus on the regime changes for these Mobility Vehicles and raise several concerns relating to public education, enforcement, and riding culture in Singapore.

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Feb 2026

Speech by He Ting Ru On the Land Transport and Related Matters Bill

Sengkang is one of Singapore’s densest estates, and our residents regularly share with us their transport and mobility experiences and challenges while going about their daily lives in the community. I support the core objectives in the amendments being tabled before us today, but would like to seek clarifications relating to how the enforcement of the new regime to regulate the use of personal mobility aids will take place, and in particular, how these policies are developed in conjunction with the Active Mobility Advisory Panel.

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Feb 2026

Speech by Jamus Lim On Building a Better Bourse

Let me begin by echoing the sentiment set forth by my honorable friend, Louis Chua, on how the work of the MAS and Equities Market Review Group are a positive step forward. Yet as he shared, these efforts appear to be targeted toward improving market efficiency and functioning, but fall short of the sort of structural reforms necessary to foster sustained corporate value creation.

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Feb 2026

Speech by Louis Chua On Adjournment Motion: Make (Singapore) Equities Great Again

Mr Speaker, I would like to give notice that the honourable Member Jamus Lim is also keen to speak on the Motion standing in my name under Standing Order 2(8)(b). I therefore propose to share the 20 minutes of speaking time allotted to me with him. May I proceed as proposed, Speaker?

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Feb 2026

Chua Kheng Wee Louis

Written Answers to WP's Oral Questions and Written Questions on 14 Jan 2026

Written answers provided to oral and written parliamentary questions submitted by Workers’ Party Members of Parliament

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Jan 2026

Rethinking Redevelopment and Green Preservation

I speak today on a matter of increasing urgency and public concern: the need to fundamentally rethink how we assess and justify the trade-offs between essential development and the preservation of our existing green spaces. The question is how we move our planning calculus from measuring gross inputs to ensuring net, positive outcomes for our environment and our people.

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Jan 2026

Written Answers to WP's Oral Questions and Written Questions on 13 Jan 2026

Written answers provided to oral and written parliamentary questions submitted by Workers’ Party Members of Parliament

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Jan 2026

Party

News

Announcements and updates from the Workers’ Party

Media statement: Appointment of LO

The Workers’ Party has today responded to the Prime Minister regarding the vacancy of the office of the Leader of the Opposition

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Jan 2026

Media Statement: Letter from the Prime Minister to the WP CEC

The Workers’ Party confirms that it has received a letter from the Prime Minister, Mr Lawrence Wong, addressed to the Central Executive Committee (CEC).

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Jan 2026

Media statement: Follow up on High Court judgment dated 4 December 2025

The Workers’ Party has convened a disciplinary panel to determine if Mr Pritam Singh has contravened the party constitution. The Special Cadre Members’ Conference will be called after the disciplinary proceedings are concluded, considering the need for due process.

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Jan 2026

The Workers’ Party Secretary-General’s New Year Message 2025

Workers’ Party Secretary-General Pritam Singh reviews the Party’s parliamentary contributions in 2025 and our commitment to Working for Singapore

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Dec 2025

Party

HOUGANG 后港

The Documentary

Three years in the making, Hougang 后港: The Documentary was released to coincide with the Workers’ Party’s 67^th anniversary, commemorating its role as one of Singapore’s oldest political institutions since its founding on 3 November 1957.

The film celebrates Hougang’s rich history and highlights its significant role in Singapore's political and cultural landscape. Watch it for free on YouTube today!

r/Singapore

“Brilliant”

“Wonderful”

“Amazing!”

Reginald Koh, The Financial Coconut

“Amazingly well done”

YouTube comment

“proud to be a son of Hougang”

South China Morning Post

“the story of the rise of the Workers’ Party under Low’s leadership”

Jom

“an important contribution to our national history”