From co-driver to free-rider; the free-riding politics of Workers’ Party

Free Rider Workers' Party

The Workers’ Party promised a First World Parliament. But first world parliament did not materialized.

Next, they asked Singaporeans to make them the insurance for Singapore lest the PAP failed.

And then they told Singaporeans they had no intention to form the next government. They issued a bounced cheque.

First World Parliament floated away like a test balloon and the co-driver went to sleep. Enter the free rider.

Government agrees in principle to the live streaming of Parliamentary proceedings

Parliamentary Live Streaming Singapore

Mr Iswaran noted the global and technological trends which have made online streaming commonplace, and seen legislatures live streaming their proceedings in many countries.

“The Government therefore agrees in principle to the live streaming of Parliamentary proceedings,” he said.

“Our aim, as always, will be to achieve transparency, accountability and accessibility while preserving the integrity and dignity of Parliamentary proceedings.”

PAP MPs quiz Jamus on the universal minimum wage

Jamus lim universal minimum wage proposal

Upon being quizzed by PAP MPs, Jamus conceded that a universal minimum wage was not the ideal thing to introduce during a recession. He does not know what the appropriate minimum wage should be and he has no specific proposal for youth unemployment.