The Rule of Law and the Paradox of the AIM Transaction
The controversy surrounding the sale of the Software by the PAP Town Councils to AIM, a PAP-owned company, took a bizarre turn when Baey Yam Keng declared Baey Yam Keng on Town Councils, in AIM deal begs questions, as reported by TODAY, 8 Jan 2013. I feel that we may be reading too much into the political association. Because...
Opposition has more integrity than PAP
I wrote the following email to Mr Khaw Boon Wan, chairman of the People's Action Party, today: "Mr Khaw Boon Wan Chairman, People's Action Party Dear Mr Khaw I refer to the newspaper report 'PAP explains software sale to AIM' (link: http://goo.gl/6VMO9). The report states that 'The PAP declined to comment on the number of companies...
AIM-PAP Saga : White elephants, transparency and accountability
"The big fat white elephant in the room – which the PAP and Teo seem to have missed – is the issue of a conflict of interest in selling the intellectual property (IP) of software developed by the 14 PAP town councils and paid for, presumably, by residents or taxpayers, to a PAP-owned company run by three former PAP MPs."...
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