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Liew Mun Leong Billion Dollars Temasek Reputation Has Been Rubbished
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police took less than 24 hours to arrest maid but needs so many days to investigate if Liew Mun Leong and his family have filed fake report?
Welcome to the SPF.
It's an honest mistake. Let's move on. Case closed.
But so far no media interviewed the daughter of LML, How she and her husband manage to hold on the Directorship in TH and Surbana respectively, not affected by this scandal.
in other countries, media and press would camp outside Liew Mun Leong house, just like how press camped at the compound of Najib
In the youtube interview with Anil, he told of how he and his team were issued police notices to stop harassing the Liew family.
All he wanted to do was to talk to his wife and his driver. This happened over 18 months.
Which Dr Goh's case?
please share the below article
https://www.straitstimes.com/opinio...e-critical-questions-that-review-must-address
https://www.straitstimes.com/opinio...e-critical-questions-that-review-must-address
One swallow does not make summer. But this was a slight breath of fresh air.
Question is: will the PAP even address 30% of this?
On the contrary, there is an excellent full page in-depth op-ed article in today's ST by a very prominent and very well respected lawyer, Harpreet Singh Nehal SC, on Parti's case. Unfortunately, I cannot copy the article as I do subscribe to ST online. Would be great if someone with ST online access could copy and paste it in here.
Harpreet seems to have covered all the material issues very thoroughly from SPF to AGC to DJ, encompassing the whole local criminal justice system. With ST publishing this and the writer being of the stature like Harpreet and knowing how PAP Singapore works, I guess Shanmu and the government have indirectly signaled that they are taking this terrible miscarriage of justice seriously.
Hopefully we will get to see Shanmu addressing all the matters raised in Harpreet's ST article in Parliament next month.
There is one material issue in Parti's case which Harpreet did not address though I suspect he did not do this because the focus of his article was on the examination of the local criminal justice system. The material issue relates to MOM's role in the Parti case. MOM still need to account to the public as well.
I leave you'll with the brief intro of Harpreet 's ST article which I managed to copy and paste below.
"Parti Liyani case raises some critical questions that review must address
Harpreet Singh Nehal For The Straits Times
Published SEP 28, 2020, 5:00 AM
From police investigation to prosecution, to the judicial role, something went seriously wrong. A review must address any systemic weaknesses."
From police investigation to prosecution, to the judicial role, something went seriously wrong. A review must address any systemic corruption."
Latest on WP's Sylvia Lim 's motion ,
Thanks. Actually, he is quite a decent guy
wasted Dr Goh didnt practise his medicine instead became a businessman.
me think LG is quite worry ... just to say the least ....
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Son of former PM Goh Chok Tong assisting in CAD probe: reports
Staff Writer, Singapore
Editorial Team
Yahoo News Singapore1 October 2020
https://sg.news.yahoo.com/son-of-fo...assisting-in-cad-probe-reports-033323119.html
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SINGAPORE — Healthcare provider New Silkroutes Group said on Wednesday (30 September) that its executive director and former chief executive officer Goh Jin Hian, as well as finance director William Teo, are assisting the Commercial Affairs Department (CAD) with investigations.
The Business Times reported the company as saying that it was responding to queries raised by the Singapore Exchange (SGX) regarding ongoing investigations by CAD into a possible offence under the Securities and Futures Act.
The group understands the alleged offence is false trading and market rigging pursuant to Section 197 of the Securities and Futures Act, in view of past share buy-backs and acquisitions of shares.
“All share buy-backs conducted by the company previously were in the ordinary course and transacted on the open market and announced in accordance with the share buy-back mandate approved by the shareholders of the company and the SGX-ST’s guidelines and regulations," it told The Business Times.
Both the passports of Teo and Dr Goh, who is the son of former prime minister Goh Chok Tong, have been retained by the CAD. New Silkroutes Group told The Business Times that neither of them have been arrested nor charged, and no bail has been required to be posted.
Handing over info and papers for police probe
According to New Silkroutes in a bourse filing, it had been notified on 24 September to hand over information and papers for a police probe.
In response to the SGX’s query on whether the parties named are subjects of the investigation, New Silkroutes said that as far as the company is aware, no charges have been made against the named parties.
It also noted that the notice by CAD and the Monetary Authority of Singapore on 24 September did not disclose the subject of the investigation, reported The Business Times.
"The nominating committee and the board are of the view that Dr Goh and Mr Teo are suitable to continue as a director and/or executive officer of the company, as investigations are still ongoing and no charges have been made against them," said the group.
Kelvyn Oo, its former executive director and chief corporate officer, is also assisting with investigations. He is currently an independent director of oil- and gas-related company Teho International, after leaving New Silkroutes on 1 August.
Goh involved in possible legal action on separate matter
Dr Goh was appointed New Silkroutes CEO in July 2015, but retired from this position as of Thursday (1 October), as announced in July this year.
He was also designated chairman of the company with effect from 1 August, following the retirement of Pao Kiew Tee as independent director and chairman. After his retirement as CEO, he will become the non-executive chairman.
He is also involved in a possible legal action on a separate matter, for breaches of director's duties at Inter-Pacific Petroleum (IPP), reported The Straits Times.
The marine fuels supplier had lost its operating licence and is now under judicial management amid financial stress. It is facing possible liquidation after finding itself in troubled waters since the COVID-19 pandemic began and oil prices plunged.
Deloitte & Touche, the judicial manager of IPP and its parent Inter-Pacific Group, is considering possible legal action over alleged negligence by Dr Goh when carrying out his duties as a director from 28 June 2011 to 30 August 2019.
Dr Goh told The Straits Times that the allegations against him were “without merit”, and his lawyers have exchanged correspondence with Deloitte & Touche.
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Dr Goh told The Straits Times that the allegations against him were “without merit”, and his lawyers have exchanged correspondence with Deloitte & Touche.
Don't they all say that? The only missing part is to say "...we will defend the matter vigorously." I am sure his mummy will help.
Don't they all say that? The only missing part is to say "...we will defend the matter vigorously." I am sure his mummy will help.
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