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So which part of this section of the Constitution states that the President can speak on issues only as authorised by the Cabinet?
Which part states that if the President challenges the Govt, he will be acting unconstitutionally?
The President will be acting unconstitutionally if he breaks the constitution. So which part of the constitution will he be breaching if he speaks on issues that "Cabinet does not approve"? Or which part of the constitution he will be breaching if he challenges the Govt?
Would the good Law Minister care to explain?
PAP probably feels that there may be a good chance that a non-endorsed PAP may well be the President. As such, Shanmugam has to come out with this scare tactic, hopefully to put pressure on candidates who have been campaigning that they will speak for the people, rather than for PAP
- http://wherebearsroamfree.blogspot.com/2011/08/law-minister-shanmugam-wants-to-play-by.html
Which part states that if the President challenges the Govt, he will be acting unconstitutionally?
The President will be acting unconstitutionally if he breaks the constitution. So which part of the constitution will he be breaching if he speaks on issues that "Cabinet does not approve"? Or which part of the constitution he will be breaching if he challenges the Govt?
Would the good Law Minister care to explain?
PAP probably feels that there may be a good chance that a non-endorsed PAP may well be the President. As such, Shanmugam has to come out with this scare tactic, hopefully to put pressure on candidates who have been campaigning that they will speak for the people, rather than for PAP
- http://wherebearsroamfree.blogspot.com/2011/08/law-minister-shanmugam-wants-to-play-by.html
