Like seriously, this fucker got nothing better to do? He is a Minister for fucks sake, and of an important portfolio too. Yet, he got so much time to shake leg and poke his nose into the business of one single shopping centre? What next? He will meet with Lucky Plaza management council because too much pinoys loitering on the premises? I know consumer protection is under their responsibility but he cannot arrow a mid level to go to this meeting, meh? Truly, pay them so much money for them to micromanage until like that? If this guy got so much free time, how about he refund his salary to the taxpayer?
Minister of State for Trade and Industry Teo Ser Luck met with 10 members from the management council of Sim Lim Square today to discuss the issue of errant retailers in the electronics mall.
The management council had sent a letter to the Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) earlier to express their concern following recent reports of negative customer experiences.
At today's meeting, the members shared the challenges they faced over the years, and suggested that laws could be strengthened to punish errant retailers with harsher penalties.
Both sides agreed on the need to better protect consumers and rights of the majority of the law-abiding retailers to uphold Singapore's reputation as a retail destination, the MTI said in a statement today.
Mr Teo noted that there needs to be a collective effort among the Government, the Consumers Association of Singapore and industry players such as the mall's management, retailers and consumers.
Minister of State for Trade and Industry Teo Ser Luck met with 10 members from the management council of Sim Lim Square today to discuss the issue of errant retailers in the electronics mall.
The management council had sent a letter to the Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) earlier to express their concern following recent reports of negative customer experiences.
At today's meeting, the members shared the challenges they faced over the years, and suggested that laws could be strengthened to punish errant retailers with harsher penalties.
Both sides agreed on the need to better protect consumers and rights of the majority of the law-abiding retailers to uphold Singapore's reputation as a retail destination, the MTI said in a statement today.
Mr Teo noted that there needs to be a collective effort among the Government, the Consumers Association of Singapore and industry players such as the mall's management, retailers and consumers.
