Dr Tan Cheng Bock on dismissal of his EP challenge appeal
As you know by now, the Court of Appeal has dismissed my appeal. I am disappointed, as are all my supporters, because we had hoped to contest in this PE (through the deliberative track) after I lost narrowly (0.34%) in PE 2011. Nevertheless, I am very comforted to know that many of you were strongly supporting me in this case....
Nonsensical to say no need for by-election
Section 49(1) of the Singapore Constitution makes it very clear that if a parliamentary seat has become vacant, the vacancy shall be filled by election. To me, that is all the answer we need to the question whether a by-election must be held in Marsiling Yew-Tee now that Halimah Yacob has resigned her parliamentary seat. The...
Lim Tean: Ridiculous for Dy AG to say AG’s advice to govt is irrelevant
On Monday (31 Jul), Lim Tean, a former partner with prestigeous law firms, Drew & Napier and Rajah & Tann, attended Dr Tan Cheng Bock's appeal with regard to the reserved presidential election case. Dr Tan is challenging the Govt's interpretation of the constitution to count President Wee Kim Wee as Singapore’s first...
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