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It’s Official! Daddy Lee to give ministerial statement on all the positions TCJ fucked CLH and whether it was raw! Plus more!
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He won't because PAP got no accountability one, mistake made will just say sorry and move on...Hope he don't black out and collapse on stage.
Kong jiao wei again ,cb ,ownself chk ownself,lol, ridout Rd also say not corrupted , lawyer also say no wrong, F1 case they brainstorm how to get away cos involves UK ,if not for UK, he sure say no such thing n kept the loot, n for the 2 MPs fucking,( tot not pap 1st case) if can n no proof ,he sure say no such thing,I think the whistle blower is tcj wife,lol this pap whole families corrupted
I think long can use this case as excuse, India that time a rich guy related to ceca MPs hv power , say he accidentally slip n fall n his cock go into the girl vagina, n later on the case against him think closed, maybe tcj accidentally slip n his cock goes into her cb or mouth, so any videos n photos ,shoe his cock in her mouth is accidental n if see tcj shake his hip forward n backward rigoursly n clh head thrombin fast n furious ,cis the slip is hard n cause vibrations on cock n mouth, if long explained on media,his 60% sinkies gong cb will believe n both MPs can reume as MPs
He's a maverick.I watch Parliament Live only because of LMW.
He is the most scintillating star in Parliament.
CCS is a very humble person who only wears CASIO watch.
They all should go for toastmasters course
CCS is a very humble person who only wears CASIO watch.
He has the quality, which is why he is not afraid to be humble.
He is a Few Good MenCCS is a very humble person who only wears CASIO watch.
PM Lee to give ministerial statement in parliament on Iswaran probe and MPs' extramarital affair
PM Lee to give ministerial statement in parliament on Iswaran probe and MPs' extramarital affair
Singapore's parliament building. (File photo: CNA/Calvin Oh)
01 Aug 2023 04:30PM (Updated: 01 Aug 2023 05:23PM)
SINGAPORE: Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong will deliver a ministerial statement when parliament sits on Wednesday (Aug 2), regarding the corruption probe involving Transport Minister S Iswaran as well as the resignation of two ruling party lawmakers over a cheating scandal.
Mr Iswaran was arrested by the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB) on Jul 11. He is out on bail and has been placed on a leave of absence.
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Less than a week later, former Speaker of Parliament Tan Chuan-Jin and Member of Parliament (MP) Cheng Li Hui resigned from parliament and the People's Action Party (PAP) on Jul 17 after it was revealed that the pair had been having an extramarital affair.
A number of MPs from both sides of the aisle have also filed questions on the CPIB probe, for Wednesday's parliamentary session.
MP Tan Wu Meng (PAP-Jurong) asked for the timeline of the investigation and about the gap between the Prime Minister giving his concurrence for the opening of formal investigations on Jul 6, and the actual commencement of investigations on Jul 11.
Dr Tan was one of several PAP and opposition Workers' Party (WP) MPs who asked questions on the timing of announcements related to the probe, and why Mr Iswaran's arrest was not made public immediately.
Non-Constituency MP Leong Mun Wai from the Progress Singapore Party (PSP) also asked about the types of CPIB investigations which require the Prime Minister's concurrence.
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MP Louis Chua (WP-Sengkang) filed a similar question on CPIB's obligations, and asked if there have been instances where the Prime Minister did not give permission for CPIB to investigate a matter.
MP Don Wee (PAP-Chua Chu Kang) asked why Mr Iswaran was placed on a leave of absence while ministers K Shanmugam and Vivian Balakrishnan continued with their duties while assisting with CPIB investigations regarding their rental of state properties at Ridout Road.
MP Yip Hon Weng (PAP-Yio Chu Kang) asked about available avenues for whistleblowers in ministries, and for details of cases investigated by CPIB through such channels.
PSP's other NCMP Hazel Poa also asked about the measures in place to protect civil servants who choose not to follow inappropriate or non-official instructions from political office holders.
MP Gerald Giam (WP-Aljunied) asked for a breakdown of the process behind awarding the contract to run the F1 Singapore Grand Prix for another seven years, and if the Ministry of Trade and Industry was reviewing this contract "in light of new information that has emerged relating to possible conflicts of interest in the decision-making process".
MP Sharael Taha (PAP-Pasir Ris-Punggol) similarly asked if the CPIB investigation would have any impact on the contract extension.
MP He Ting Ru (WP-Sengkang) asked if the government has received any requests from UK law enforcement agencies regarding the trial of Mr Ecclestone.
Fellow WP member Mr Chua, meanwhile, asked if the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) was satisfied with anti-money laundering precautions put in place at the bank involved in the case.
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Additionally, a question was filed by MP Jamus Lim (WP-Sengkang) on alleged transactions over no-public tender leases of Maldivian islands made by Mr Ong in 2014 and 2015.
PM Lee to give ministerial statement in parliament on Iswaran probe and MPs' extramarital affair
Singapore's parliament building. (File photo: CNA/Calvin Oh)
01 Aug 2023 04:30PM (Updated: 01 Aug 2023 05:23PM)
SINGAPORE: Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong will deliver a ministerial statement when parliament sits on Wednesday (Aug 2), regarding the corruption probe involving Transport Minister S Iswaran as well as the resignation of two ruling party lawmakers over a cheating scandal.
Mr Iswaran was arrested by the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB) on Jul 11. He is out on bail and has been placed on a leave of absence.
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Less than a week later, former Speaker of Parliament Tan Chuan-Jin and Member of Parliament (MP) Cheng Li Hui resigned from parliament and the People's Action Party (PAP) on Jul 17 after it was revealed that the pair had been having an extramarital affair.
A number of MPs from both sides of the aisle have also filed questions on the CPIB probe, for Wednesday's parliamentary session.
MP Tan Wu Meng (PAP-Jurong) asked for the timeline of the investigation and about the gap between the Prime Minister giving his concurrence for the opening of formal investigations on Jul 6, and the actual commencement of investigations on Jul 11.
Dr Tan was one of several PAP and opposition Workers' Party (WP) MPs who asked questions on the timing of announcements related to the probe, and why Mr Iswaran's arrest was not made public immediately.
Non-Constituency MP Leong Mun Wai from the Progress Singapore Party (PSP) also asked about the types of CPIB investigations which require the Prime Minister's concurrence.
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MP Louis Chua (WP-Sengkang) filed a similar question on CPIB's obligations, and asked if there have been instances where the Prime Minister did not give permission for CPIB to investigate a matter.
MP Don Wee (PAP-Chua Chu Kang) asked why Mr Iswaran was placed on a leave of absence while ministers K Shanmugam and Vivian Balakrishnan continued with their duties while assisting with CPIB investigations regarding their rental of state properties at Ridout Road.
MP Yip Hon Weng (PAP-Yio Chu Kang) asked about available avenues for whistleblowers in ministries, and for details of cases investigated by CPIB through such channels.
PSP's other NCMP Hazel Poa also asked about the measures in place to protect civil servants who choose not to follow inappropriate or non-official instructions from political office holders.
MP Gerald Giam (WP-Aljunied) asked for a breakdown of the process behind awarding the contract to run the F1 Singapore Grand Prix for another seven years, and if the Ministry of Trade and Industry was reviewing this contract "in light of new information that has emerged relating to possible conflicts of interest in the decision-making process".
MP Sharael Taha (PAP-Pasir Ris-Punggol) similarly asked if the CPIB investigation would have any impact on the contract extension.
MP He Ting Ru (WP-Sengkang) asked if the government has received any requests from UK law enforcement agencies regarding the trial of Mr Ecclestone.
Fellow WP member Mr Chua, meanwhile, asked if the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) was satisfied with anti-money laundering precautions put in place at the bank involved in the case.
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Additionally, a question was filed by MP Jamus Lim (WP-Sengkang) on alleged transactions over no-public tender leases of Maldivian islands made by Mr Ong in 2014 and 2015.
Though I have no love for the 2 ex pappies clowns... The issue is pinky will condemn them like no tomorrow. N they have no way to defend themselves. N this is also a distraction for the Ridout saga. The 2 snakes are pinky husband pets n must b defended at all cost. The good news is snakes always bite their own...n the longer the 2 snakes hang around the sooner they will bite pinky....
Since when has parliament ever been live? Sinkies are suckers
How come kee chiu did most of the explanation in parliament today?
Look at pinkie's hands shaking during this sitting. I dont recall seeing that. See how hard he tries to hold both hands together to try to hide it? Either it's due aging or he's really nervous. Looking at his appearance, I think things are not going good for him physically & mentally now.
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