Heng not part of the Familee or not tall enough
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Is he still entitled to the Minister of Finance pay after stepping down?
About 2.2 million S’poreans have yet to redeem SingapoRediscover vouchers, but Govt will not extend redemption deadline for now: Minister Chan Chun Sing
https://www.theonlinecitizen.com/20...ion-deadline-for-now-minister-chan-chun-sing/
About S$370 million in payouts erroneously credited to firms under Jobs Support Scheme in October
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/new...uts-error-370-million-reopening-date-14581270
About 2.2 million S’poreans have yet to redeem SingapoRediscover vouchers, but Govt will not extend redemption deadline for now: Minister Chan Chun Sing
https://www.theonlinecitizen.com/20...ion-deadline-for-now-minister-chan-chun-sing/
About S$370 million in payouts erroneously credited to firms under Jobs Support Scheme in October
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/new...uts-error-370-million-reopening-date-14581270
If the leader is incompetent, don't expect his minions to be any better. Most likely they are either fools or flatterers.
What i am saying is the leadership quality is more important then his working capability
His dick can't erect as long as Chan's.
You compare with ur Pitam Singh, huh.
It's the people's Singh fuck your family
Their body language did tell something, I rather let the expert to interprete it.
Need a longer runway? What for.... need a short runway and levitate quick quick quick...
Obviouslyhe know shit about flying... down the flap 45° and power up engine at 100 knot and stress the engine the plane will levitate and float upwards in a short runway...
wtf... he talking about... LSL was right Heng is not fit to lead.... pass...
Heng is looking at the forest but loong is looking at the jungle...
Obviouslyhe know shit about flying... down the flap 45° and power up engine at 100 knot and stress the engine the plane will levitate and float upwards in a short runway...
wtf... he talking about... LSL was right Heng is not fit to lead.... pass...
Heng is looking at the forest but loong is looking at the jungle...
Indeed , Covid 19 provided Pinky with an excuse to hold on....
CCS and OYK cannot be PM, because they will never be accepted. Over-rated duds.
Fri, 9 April 2021, 12:23 pm·3-min read
With the successor to Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong now out of the picture, the race to become the country’s next leader is suddenly wide open. (PHOTO: REUTERS/Edgar Su)
By Philip J. Heijmans and Faris Mokhtar
(Bloomberg) — With the successor to Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong now out of the picture, the race to become the country’s next leader is suddenly wide open.
Singapore Leadership Plan Upended as Heir Apparent Bows Out
Lee on Thursday signalled the process could take several years, and the party aimed to have a successor in place by the next election due in 2025. The city-state has only had three prime ministers since independence, with one party ruling since 1965. Lee, 69, and his late father, Lee Kuan Yew, have run the country for all but nearly 14 years.
Here’s a shortlist of front-runners to succeed Lee:
Chan Chun Sing, 51
The minister for trade and industry is one of the key members of the next generation of leaders in the People’s Action Party and was seen as one of the front-runners to succeed Lee prior to the general election last year. Known for his folksy style, Chan voiced strong views during the pandemic on everything from masks to panic food runs. Last year, he reiterated the country’s commitment to globalisation and attracting talent.
Chan Chun Sing, Singapore's minister of trade and industry, speaks during the Singapore-China (Chongqing) Economic and Trade Cooperation Forum in Singapore, on Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2019. The forum explores collaboration opportunities in technology and innovation, connectivity and professional services.
After serving with the Singapore Armed Forces from 1987 to 2011, Chan was elected as a member of parliament in the 2011 general election. He was then appointed minister for social and family development and second minister for defense before taking up his current post in 2018.
Earlier this year, he said he was hopeful the U.S. under President Joe Biden would want to stay engaged with the world and especially with Asia, and that trade-reliant Singapore would look to work constructively with its most important security partner.
Ong Ye Kung, 51
The minister for transport has played a critical role in Singapore’s efforts to reopen its borders and strike reciprocal travel arrangements amid the pandemic.
Ong Ye Kung, Singapore's minister for education, reacts during a Bloomberg Television interview in Singapore, on Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2016. Ong Ye Kung discussed the Singapore education system and the defense ties between the U.S. and Singapore.
Prior to his appointment, Ong held various positions including chief executive officer of the Singapore Workforce Development Agency, principal private secretary to Prime Minister Lee, and deputy chief negotiator for the U.S.-Singapore Free Trade Agreement. While he lost in the 2011 general election, he has since become a member of the ruling party’s central executive committee, with local media citing colleagues touting him as “a natural politician” with an ability to rally people.
Lawrence Wong, 48
Wong has seen his profile rise as co-chair of the main government task force for fighting Covid-19. Known for a no-nonsense speaking manner, he played a critical role in bringing the pandemic in Singapore under control with measures such as mandatory mask wearing while also helping to build ample medical capacity to deal with new infections.
Before his dual appointment as minister of education and second minister of finance last year, he oversaw a closely watched property sector as minister for national development. Wong began his career as a civil servant, later serving as the chief executive of the Energy Market Authority and the principal private secretary to Lee.
© 2021 Bloomberg L.P.
https://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/a...-successors-to-lee-hsien-loong-042308570.html
Fri, 9 April 2021, 12:23 pm·3-min read
With the successor to Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong now out of the picture, the race to become the country’s next leader is suddenly wide open. (PHOTO: REUTERS/Edgar Su)
By Philip J. Heijmans and Faris Mokhtar
(Bloomberg) — With the successor to Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong now out of the picture, the race to become the country’s next leader is suddenly wide open.
Singapore Leadership Plan Upended as Heir Apparent Bows Out
Lee on Thursday signalled the process could take several years, and the party aimed to have a successor in place by the next election due in 2025. The city-state has only had three prime ministers since independence, with one party ruling since 1965. Lee, 69, and his late father, Lee Kuan Yew, have run the country for all but nearly 14 years.
Here’s a shortlist of front-runners to succeed Lee:
Chan Chun Sing, 51
The minister for trade and industry is one of the key members of the next generation of leaders in the People’s Action Party and was seen as one of the front-runners to succeed Lee prior to the general election last year. Known for his folksy style, Chan voiced strong views during the pandemic on everything from masks to panic food runs. Last year, he reiterated the country’s commitment to globalisation and attracting talent.
Chan Chun Sing, Singapore's minister of trade and industry, speaks during the Singapore-China (Chongqing) Economic and Trade Cooperation Forum in Singapore, on Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2019. The forum explores collaboration opportunities in technology and innovation, connectivity and professional services.
After serving with the Singapore Armed Forces from 1987 to 2011, Chan was elected as a member of parliament in the 2011 general election. He was then appointed minister for social and family development and second minister for defense before taking up his current post in 2018.
Earlier this year, he said he was hopeful the U.S. under President Joe Biden would want to stay engaged with the world and especially with Asia, and that trade-reliant Singapore would look to work constructively with its most important security partner.
Ong Ye Kung, 51
The minister for transport has played a critical role in Singapore’s efforts to reopen its borders and strike reciprocal travel arrangements amid the pandemic.
Ong Ye Kung, Singapore's minister for education, reacts during a Bloomberg Television interview in Singapore, on Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2016. Ong Ye Kung discussed the Singapore education system and the defense ties between the U.S. and Singapore.
Prior to his appointment, Ong held various positions including chief executive officer of the Singapore Workforce Development Agency, principal private secretary to Prime Minister Lee, and deputy chief negotiator for the U.S.-Singapore Free Trade Agreement. While he lost in the 2011 general election, he has since become a member of the ruling party’s central executive committee, with local media citing colleagues touting him as “a natural politician” with an ability to rally people.
Lawrence Wong, 48
Wong has seen his profile rise as co-chair of the main government task force for fighting Covid-19. Known for a no-nonsense speaking manner, he played a critical role in bringing the pandemic in Singapore under control with measures such as mandatory mask wearing while also helping to build ample medical capacity to deal with new infections.
Before his dual appointment as minister of education and second minister of finance last year, he oversaw a closely watched property sector as minister for national development. Wong began his career as a civil servant, later serving as the chief executive of the Energy Market Authority and the principal private secretary to Lee.
© 2021 Bloomberg L.P.
https://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/a...-successors-to-lee-hsien-loong-042308570.html
The signatories to the long memo about them needing time to sort out the leadership issues IS the real
problem. When the captain of a football team is given a red card, injured or whatever the fcuk reason,
the armband is handed to the vice captain and the team carries on. He does not pass the armband to the
coach/mentor for him to decide. Nor the rest of team call for a time out while they decide what to do,
including who will take the armband.
problem. When the captain of a football team is given a red card, injured or whatever the fcuk reason,
the armband is handed to the vice captain and the team carries on. He does not pass the armband to the
coach/mentor for him to decide. Nor the rest of team call for a time out while they decide what to do,
including who will take the armband.
HSK's behaviour all along has been one of seeking approval. You can see in all the
parliamentary debates, including the one when he got out-witted by Sylvia Lim.
LGH's voice can be heard in the audio, barking at him on what to say - to ask for
adjournment to check on SL's point. In the meantime, Edwin Tong stepped in to
save him but did not say anything.
parliamentary debates, including the one when he got out-witted by Sylvia Lim.
LGH's voice can be heard in the audio, barking at him on what to say - to ask for
adjournment to check on SL's point. In the meantime, Edwin Tong stepped in to
save him but did not say anything.
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/poisoned-chalice
Now let's see which chump '4G' technocrat takes the bait.
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