GAG ORDER lifted liao....Now contribute....

[kopiuncle]

A gag order on some 76,000 civil servants has been lifted so that they can contribute to the Our Singapore Conversation (OSC) dialogues.

They can now talk about government policies publicly at these dialogues. Previously, they would have had to get official permission to do so. But civil servants still cannot talk about their current work or policies they worked on.

The new guidelines were announced in a circular that was sent to civil servants last week, just before the first citizens' dialogue kicked off.

In it, the Public Service Division (PSD) explained that the gag order was lifted "in the spirit of the OSC", so that civil servants can "engage in meaningful discussions on most government policies and share their feedback on how some policies can be improved".


Although the gag order was lifted, civil servants have been reminded not to "make controversial comments" or "publicly lobby for a different policy position", as these would hurt the credibility of the civil service. "Public officers are collectively responsible for government policies," the circular said.

 

[kopiuncle]

Do you think this will work? Will there be more open discussions and more frank and honest exchanges of ideas?

Singapore, I believe, is taking the right approach to renew itself, renovate, relocate and rejuvenate.

Majulah Singapura!!!

 

[soIsee]

Do you think this will work? Will there be more open discussions and more frank and honest exchanges of ideas?

Singapore, I believe, is taking the right approach to renew itself, renovate, relocate and rejuvenate.

Majulah Singapura!!!

Can this work?

This would mean now I remove the duct tape of many layers, I had placed over your mouth and have a gun pointed at the back of your head.

 

[erection2015]

its a step in the correct direction to improve their EQ management and their image. Hope they really mean to let these guys vocalise.

Do you think this will work? Will there be more open discussions and more frank and honest exchanges of ideas?

Singapore, I believe, is taking the right approach to renew itself, renovate, relocate and rejuvenate.

Majulah Singapura!!!

 

[tonychat]

stupid sinkie, what order to make them speak or not.

They got their own mouth, they can speak whenever they want.

the bullshit of sinkie's brainwashing tactics.

 

[streetsmart73]

Do you think this will work? Will there be more open discussions and more frank and honest exchanges of ideas?

Singapore, I believe, is taking the right approach to renew itself, renovate, relocate and rejuvenate.

Majulah Singapura!!!

hi there


1. wake up, kopi.
2. from some high horse hoh!
3. this is wayanging 101.
4. you still don't get it!

 

[streetsmart73]

its a step in the correct direction to improve their EQ management and their image. Hope they really mean to let these guys vocalise.

hi there


1. erect, what eq?
2. just take a good look at the same herd of dafter sheep!
3. then look at those running dogs and dafter sheep following the masters.
4. same old same old!
5. if there is some eq left, i chop hoh!

 

[erection2015]

bro...i saw the word 'gag' and i lost my thinking ability ....when i recall how i made some oily faced milf gag with my ''ahem '' right down her throat.

hi there


1. erect, what eq?
2. just take a good look at the same herd of dafter sheep!
3. then look at those running dogs and dafter sheep following the masters.
4. same old same old!
5. if there is some eq left, i chop hoh!

 

[BuiKia]

talking cock... does OSA still apply? I got many civil service friends also very tulan with many policy.

 

[saratogas]

Gag order removed doesn't mean they will not be marked...

 

[Scrooball (clone)]

With this kind of disclaimer, who dares to come out and be a brown nosed pao tow kia?

Although the gag order was lifted, civil servants have been reminded not to "make controversial comments" or "publicly lobby for a different policy position", as these would hurt the credibility of the civil service. "Public officers are collectively responsible for government policies," the circular said.

 

[laksaboy]

Why was there even a gag order in the first place?

PAP govt = micromanaging control freaks.

 

[kopiuncle]

Can this work?

This would mean now I remove the duct tape of many layers, I had placed over your mouth and have a gun pointed at the back of your head.

brilliant post! cowboy style certainly! this will work wonders...thank you.

 

[kopiuncle]

hi there


1. wake up, kopi.
2. from some high horse hoh!
3. this is wayanging 101.
4. you still don't get it!

thanks general ...still working hard on it. kumsia.
not from that bras basah stool lah....i will work hard on it.

 

[kopiuncle]

With this kind of disclaimer, who dares to come out and be a brown nosed pao tow kia?

Although the gag order was lifted, civil servants have been reminded not to "make controversial comments" or "publicly lobby for a different policy position", as these would hurt the credibility of the civil service. "Public officers are collectively responsible for government policies," the circular said.

spot on !!!

 

[kopiuncle]

bro...i saw the word 'gag' and i lost my thinking ability ....when i recall how i made some oily faced milf gag with my ''ahem '' right down her throat.

bang!!! i fell off my chair !!! kena head injury!...now no EQ or IQ anymore....bodok sangat!!!

 

[kopiuncle]

Gag order removed doesn't mean they will not be marked...

let a thousand flowers bloom!!!

 

[kopiuncle]

talking cock... does OSA still apply? I got many civil service friends also very tulan with many policy.

i ask them, they will only smile and smile...nothing come out. well, i suppose and i hope things will change lah. nobody wants to rock the boat and nobody wants to suffer any inconveniences. many have families and children to feed....so life is like this lah. peace and let there be peace.....unless something really drastic happen and all hell will break loose. and that day will be a really sad day....

 

[erection2015]

hahaha semua Q sudah hilang.

bang!!! i fell off my chair !!! kena head injury!...now no EQ or IQ anymore....bodok sangat!!!

 

[enterprise2]

A gag order on some 76,000 civil servants has been lifted so that they can contribute to the Our Singapore Conversation (OSC) dialogues.

They can now talk about government policies publicly at these dialogues. Previously, they would have had to get official permission to do so. But civil servants still cannot talk about their current work or policies they worked on.

The new guidelines were announced in a circular that was sent to civil servants last week, just before the first citizens' dialogue kicked off.

In it, the Public Service Division (PSD) explained that the gag order was lifted "in the spirit of the OSC", so that civil servants can "engage in meaningful discussions on most government policies and share their feedback on how some policies can be improved".


Although the gag order was lifted, civil servants have been reminded not to "make controversial comments" or "publicly lobby for a different policy position", as these would hurt the credibility of the civil service. "Public officers are collectively responsible for government policies," the circular said.

I thought these so called civil serpents already talking ...in this forum.