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Workers Party chairman Sylvia Lim has raised the issue of the systems' ownership used by the 14 PAP town councils, asking why these councils, which had developed them, had transferred the ownership to a third party.
AIM became the new owners in January last year and its three directors are former PAP MPs: Mr Chandra Das, Mr Chew Heng Ching and Mr Lau Ping Sum.
She also questioned AIM's contract with town councils, as it allows the company "to issue a one-month termination notice should there be a material change to the composition of the town council."
She said: "How is it in the public interest to have such a thing?"
Asked if she was saying that the move was politically motivated, Ms Lim said: "I'm asking why the agreement was structured this way and why the PAP town councils relinquished ownership of the systems."
Attempts to contact AIM last night were unsuccessful.
AIM became the new owners in January last year and its three directors are former PAP MPs: Mr Chandra Das, Mr Chew Heng Ching and Mr Lau Ping Sum.
She also questioned AIM's contract with town councils, as it allows the company "to issue a one-month termination notice should there be a material change to the composition of the town council."
She said: "How is it in the public interest to have such a thing?"
Asked if she was saying that the move was politically motivated, Ms Lim said: "I'm asking why the agreement was structured this way and why the PAP town councils relinquished ownership of the systems."
Attempts to contact AIM last night were unsuccessful.