WP Bernard Chen: The tyranny of the parliamentary majority should worry us all
Bernard Chen Jiaxi This “political condition” and the denial of it were clearly evident during the parliamentary debate on the Administration of Justice (Protection) Bill on 15 August 2016. At first sight, this “political condition” was a clear reference to the tyranny of the parliamentary majority enjoyed by the ruling...
PAP’s Chee: Workers’ Party MPs and NCMPs were full of sound and fury but no substance
Chee Hong Tat I was struck by two different approaches to debate that I witnessed in Parliament earlier this week, when both WP and a group of NMPs raised objections to the Administration of Justice (Protection) Bill. The WP MPs and NCMPs were full of sound and fury. Even after the Law Minister clarified the government’s position...
NMP Kok: Why I voted ‘yes’ to the Contempt of Court Bill
Kok Heng Leun Reflection on the Parliamentary Debate of Administration of Justice (Protection) Bill Since the Parliamentary Debate on the Administration of Justice (Protection) Bill on 15 August 2016 I have received many tags and messages from various people questioning my vote in support of it. Quite a number of them have expressed...
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