Is our Constitution a meaningless piece of crap which a party can change at the drop of a hat?
A little observation: After President Ong Teng Cheong questioned them about the reserves, they went back and changed the Constitutional powers of the Elected President. Problem solved. After JB Jeyaretnam won Anson in 1981's by-election, they introduced the Non-constituency MP (NCMP) scheme in 1984. After both JB Jeyaretnam...
More laws to protect who or against who?
I am sure no one would miss who the new sub judice law is protecting. The learned judges of course. Don’t be rude or scandalize the judges, that is contempt of court. But you are allowed to speak up as NMP Kuik said, ‘Whatever you want to speak up on, keep speaking up on it without fear. If you see an injustice, speak. If...
NMPs should be replaced with NCMPs for fairer representation of national vote
The performance of the Nominated Members of Parliament (NMPs) in the Administration of Justice bill bring to mind that earlier this year, opposition leader Low Thia Khiang said Non-Constituency Members of Parliament (NCMPs) are "duckweeds" - a flora metaphor that describes NCMP as not having roots, unlike elected MPs who have...
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