CCS (implied): 'Proudly, we practise eugenics in Singapore'...
Title of the quoted report sounds really good/ grand, but devil is in the details, a deceptive headline indeed.
Extra leave for married mothers of 16weeks as opposed to the usual 8, to the extra 8weeks is 'R and R' for the mom to go tours (jiak huang) and enjoy herself???!!! So the real reason why people get married and have kids is to get leave from work to enjoy themselves (free bonus $$$ (next paragraph)) ???!!!
Kids of unwed moms are also INELIGIBLE for 'Baby Bonus Cash Gift and Child Development Account': so the 'child development account' is a reward to the parents: can use for 2nd honeymoon is it???!!! Likewise, the baby bonus cash is a reward to married couples for having unprotected sex and the proof of it???!!!
Also, unwed moms are ineligible to claim 'handicapped child relief' or even 'qualifying child relief': how then are handicapped kids of unwed moms expected to receive the best care possible for their handicapped???!!: I believe that the PAP thinks either that all foetuses of unwed moms should be aborted or should suffer ostracism and neglect so severe to the extent that they wish daily that they would have died even before they were born.
I think CCS in this regard is a joke and probably just another rubber stamp minister who simply graduated from being a rubber-stamping, coat-tails, walkovers GRC MP.
Indeed, in the land of Lee dynasty, some people are MORE EQUAL than others, as for the pledge we said daily in primary school: "a democratic society based on justice and equality": was that all just grandstanding / subterfuge? What is the truth?
Mr Chan Chun Seng is a minister who is probably beyond realising how nasty he is/ his policies are.
Children get same benefits, whether mothers are married or not: MSF | TODAYonline
Golden parachutes for friends and cronies of the PAP:
Demanding 'divinity' level wages after membership to the golden parachute club:
Members of PAP are purring with glee and thriving at status quo: so many people to laugh at and about:
Wee Shu Min elitism controversy
Title of the quoted report sounds really good/ grand, but devil is in the details, a deceptive headline indeed.
Extra leave for married mothers of 16weeks as opposed to the usual 8, to the extra 8weeks is 'R and R' for the mom to go tours (jiak huang) and enjoy herself???!!! So the real reason why people get married and have kids is to get leave from work to enjoy themselves (free bonus $$$ (next paragraph)) ???!!!
Kids of unwed moms are also INELIGIBLE for 'Baby Bonus Cash Gift and Child Development Account': so the 'child development account' is a reward to the parents: can use for 2nd honeymoon is it???!!! Likewise, the baby bonus cash is a reward to married couples for having unprotected sex and the proof of it???!!!
Also, unwed moms are ineligible to claim 'handicapped child relief' or even 'qualifying child relief': how then are handicapped kids of unwed moms expected to receive the best care possible for their handicapped???!!: I believe that the PAP thinks either that all foetuses of unwed moms should be aborted or should suffer ostracism and neglect so severe to the extent that they wish daily that they would have died even before they were born.
I think CCS in this regard is a joke and probably just another rubber stamp minister who simply graduated from being a rubber-stamping, coat-tails, walkovers GRC MP.
Indeed, in the land of Lee dynasty, some people are MORE EQUAL than others, as for the pledge we said daily in primary school: "a democratic society based on justice and equality": was that all just grandstanding / subterfuge? What is the truth?
Mr Chan Chun Seng is a minister who is probably beyond realising how nasty he is/ his policies are.
Children get same benefits, whether mothers are married or not: MSF | TODAYonline
Children get same benefits, whether mothers are married or not: MSF
A teacher and kids at play at PCF Sparkletots at Punggol West. Photo: Ooi Boon Keong
PUBLISHED: 12:11 PM, NOVEMBER 4, 2014(PAGE 1 OF 1) - PAGINATE
SINGAPORE – Children get the same benefits whether or not their mothers are married, said Minister for Social and Family Development Chan Chun Sing in Parliament yesterday (Nov 3). However, benefits that are intended to support marriages and births within the context of families are only given to married mothers, he added.
He stated this in response to a question by Non-Constituency Member of Parliament Lina Chiam, who asked if the benefits given by the Government for unwed mothers are the same as those for married mothers, and if the Government has further plans to help unwed mothers.
Mr Chan reiterated that the Government provides support and benefits for the care and development of all Singaporean children, listing benefits related to child care, child development, education and healthcare as examples.
The benefits extended to all Singaporean children whether or not their mothers are married are:
Child care leave and upaid infant care leave
Foreign domestic worker levy concession
Centre-based infant and child care subsidies
Kindergarten Financial Assistance Scheme (KiFAS)
Education subsidies
Student care subsidies
Child Development Credits, Post-Secondary Education Account (PSEA) top-ups
Edusave Pupils Fund; Edusave Scholarship and Awards
Maternity leave of 8 weeks
Medisave grant for newborns
MediShield coverage for congenital and neonatal conditions
Government healthcare subsidies and Medifund
The benefits for married mothers are:
Baby Bonus Cash Gift and Child Development Account
Maternity leave of 16 weeks
Parenthood tax rebate, qualifying child relief, handicapped child relief, working mother’s child relief, and grandparent caregiver relief
Housing grant for families
Housing priority schemes
These policies are all subject to regular review to ensure currency and relevance, added Mr Chan. CHANNEL NEWSASIA
Children get same benefits, whether mothers are married or not: MSF | TODAYonline
Golden parachutes for friends and cronies of the PAP:
'Without some assurance of a good chance of winning at least their first election, many able and successful young Singaporeans may not risk their careers to join politics,' Mr Goh Chok Tong, June 2006 ['GRCs make it easier to find top talent: SM'].
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Demanding 'divinity' level wages after membership to the golden parachute club:
"If the annual salary of the Minister of Information, Communication and Arts is only $500,000, it may pose some problems when he discuss policies with media CEOs who earn millions of dollars because they need not listen to the minister's ideas and proposals. Hence, a reasonable payout will help to maintain a bit of dignity."
- MP Lim Wee Kiak apologises for comments on pay
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Members of PAP are purring with glee and thriving at status quo: so many people to laugh at and about:
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