Parliamentary hearing raises more questions about LHL’s ability to lead country
The Parliamentary debate on 38 Oxley Road ended exactly as expected: PM Lee Hsien Loong used the occasion to absolve himself of wrongdoing and announced 'case closed'. In reality, however, important questions remain unanswered. This is because when issues are addressed only by one side, no one is the wiser as to the truth. Declaring...
Parliamentary response to Sungei Road Market Petition Deeply Disappointing
The Association of the Recycling of Second Hand Goods and the Save Sungei Road Market Campaign jointly express our deepest disappointment with the parliamentary answers provided by the Senior Minister of State for the Environment and Water Resources, Dr Amy Khor on 3 July in response to the submitted petition asking for the...
SDP Repeats Call for COI or Lee Must Proceed with Legal Action
Given that today's Parliament session was a forum for PM Lee Hsien Loong to repeat what he and his ministers have already stated publicly, it served little purpose to clarify the grave allegations that Dr Lee Wei Ling and Mr Lee Hsien Yang have made. This is of overriding importance to the nation. As Singapore faces unprecedented...
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