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We, Singaporean calling for the Government to setup a Committee of Inquiry (COI) to provide the full facts on 26 and 31 Ridout rental by 2 ministers

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Leslie Tan
3 years ago

Good to know.

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Muhd Ilyas
3 years ago

Singapore is the only nepotism country in the world that practice legalise corruption.

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Sabrina
3 years ago

I fully support this Petition!

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Group h Buan Seng
3 years ago

Transparency,nothing to hide.

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Anonymous
3 years ago

They need to be Thrown out not retire. If retire still have pension

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Chua soon hock
3 years ago

No ownself check ownself. Its obvious conflict of interests.

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Nil

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Anonymous
3 years ago

A proper enquiry perhaps a COI headed by retired Judge

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Transparency, answerable to nation

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Martin Tan
3 years ago

Good to know the truth...

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David
3 years ago

Please resign and step down and save tax payer money

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Toh Thiam Hock
3 years ago

President duty is to safeguard our government state assets and assure a fair rate of return on our investment. She should call for a COI to investigate into the 2 very senior ministers Code Of Conduct and not to allow his own party do members do the investigation. Can we expect the children to have a fair and unbiased result if the judge is their father?

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KOH KIAN PING
3 years ago

We want transparency & accountability!!

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Mark
3 years ago

Coi

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Aik Guan Tan
3 years ago

Need justices No own self check one sell

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Ng Kang Yong
3 years ago

Ministers must maintain the highest code of conduct.

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Lee Ah Teck
3 years ago

My 2 beloved Ministers, You have forgotten that you both are public servants. Are you aware majority of Singaporean are struggling for a living and most of your voters lived in a small 3 room HDB house. You have no shame to stay such a huge bungalow. Rideout Rd bungalow that you are staying easily can accommodate 50 families. Do you need to stay such a lavish lifestyle

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Simon Tay
3 years ago

Ownself check ownself is a scam.

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Salleh
3 years ago

What we need is transparency. Too many swept under carpet.

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Richard
3 years ago

Agreed