Chua Kheng Wee Louis

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Chua Kheng Wee Louis

蔡庆威

Chua Kheng Wee Louis
Chua Kheng Wee Louis 蔡庆威
Member of Parliament for Sengkang GRC
Non-constituency Member of Parliament
Rivervale division
MP for Sengkang GRC, Rivervale division
MP for Sengkang GRC
Non-constituency Member of Parliament
Member from 2020–present

Louis is the Member of Parliament (MP) for Sengkang GRC, representing the Rivervale division. He has served in this capacity since 2020 and is also the Head of the Media Team for the Workers’ Party, contributing to the party’s communications and outreach efforts.

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Biography

Louis is the head of the media team for the Workers’ Party, and leads the party’s efforts in developing and executing the party’s media strategy, overseeing media relations and ensuring effective communication with Singaporeans and other stakeholders. He was elected as a Member of Parliament for Sengkang GRC since July 2020 and is also a member of the Public Accounts Committee of the 14th Parliament of Singapore. 

Prior to politics, Louis was an equity research analyst at international investment banks, with a research focus on the Singapore equity markets and the real estate sector in the region. He had his early education at Townsville Primary, Anderson Secondary and Hwa Chong Institution, before graduating Summa Cum Laude with a double degree in Accountancy and Business Management from Singapore Management University in 2012. He is currently a CFA®️ Charterholder, Chartered Accountant of Singapore and ASEAN Chartered Professional Accountant.  

Louis is married with two energetic boys and a Cavapoo puppy whom the boys see as their “mei mei” or little sister. Family is at the heart of all that he does, and he hopes to play his part in creating a Singapore where every Singaporean can thrive regardless of their socioeconomic backgrounds. 

Louis enjoys singing and he was the president of the Music Interactive Club in university, also affectionately known as the “karaoke club”! In his younger and fitter days, wakeboarding was another one of his favourite pastimes.

Louis’s speeches and more
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Speech by Louis Chua On Finance (Income Taxes) Bill

Mr Speaker, as with past years, the Finance (Income Taxes) Bill before this House seeks to implement the tax changes announced in Budget 2026, by amending the Income Tax Act and related legislation. My speech today will be largely domestic in focus, while my Sengkang Colleague Jamus Lim will focus on international issues such as those relating to BEPS2.0. 
6
Oct 2026

Speech by Louis Chua On Digital Infrastucture Bill

Mr Speaker, I support the introduction of the Digital Infrastructure Bill, and I will spend most of my time on Part 4. I have been following developments in the data centre industry closely in recent years and have asked a number of Parliamentary Questions on it. I believe it is useful to provide some context to our debate today with statistics drawn from the replies to those questions. 
6
Oct 2026

Speech by Louis Chua On Economic Motion

In May this year, the Economic Strategy Review presented 32 recommendations across eight thrusts, the product of five committees and consultations with more than 7,700 stakeholders, with the full report released in June. It is a serious piece of work and I commend those involved. But as I noted in this House last September, Singapore has never lacked task forces and committees: the Economic Strategies Committee in 2009, the Committee on the Future Economy in 2016, the Future Economy Council, the Industry Transformation Maps, the Emerging Stronger Taskforce in 2020, and now the ESR and the Singapore Economic Resilience Taskforce. At this rate, reviewing the economy risks becoming a growth industry in its own right.
5
Aug 2026

Speech by Louis Chua On Reforming Singapore's Public Transport System

Mr Speaker, world class infrastructure is not experienced in masterplans or at ribbon-cuttings. For the vast majority of Singaporeans, it is experienced at the bus stop downstairs, on the platform at the MRT station, in the daily journey to work and back home. It could be excellent service and smooth journeys, as articulated in the LTA’s service charter. Or it can be poor service and frustrating journeys if things don’t work well.
5
Aug 2026

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