Parliamentary speeches and more

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

In his speech on the Anti-Money Laundering (Estate Agents and Developers) Bill, MP Jamus suggested that there was no lack of laws necessary to investigate, apprehend, and prosecute moneylaundering practices in the real estate sector, but rather, it is more important to focus on ensuring enforcement and compliance of existing laws, to stamp out the scourge of "Singapore-washing.

In his speech on the Social Residential Homes Bill, MP Dennis Tan supported the Bill’s aim to harmonise care standards under a unified licensing framework but raised key concerns on its implementation. He sought clarity on the need for tighter regulations, potential funding implications for Social Service Agencies (SSAs), staffing challenges, and the rationale for housing residents with different care needs together. He urged MSF to adopt a flexible, consultative approach and ensure that support measures are tailored to the needs of individual homes to protect both service quality and resident welfare during the transition.

Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth — cuts by Workers' Party Members of Parliament

Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth — cuts by Workers' Party Members of Parliament

Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth — cuts by Workers' Party Members of Parliament

Ministry of Health Committee of Supply 2025—cuts by Workers' Party Members of Parliament

Ministry of Social and Family Development Committee of Supply 2025—cuts by Workers' Party Members of Parliament

Ministry of Health Committee of Supply 2025—cuts by Workers' Party Members of Parliament

Ministry of Health Committee of Supply 2025 — cuts by Workers' Party Members of Parliament