The Raeesah Khan aka Miss Lao Hong Biscuit saga from start to finish

[birdie69]

Raeesah's dad will lose most of his customers after she goes to work at 2nd Chance.

People still buy from 2nd Chance?

 

[True Believer]

People still buy from 2nd Chance?

Second Chance started as a fashion retail business and tailor in the 1980s, but went into the renting out of commercial properties as well as dealing in gold.

 

[Hypocrite-The]

Second Chance started as a fashion retail business and tailor in the 1980s, but went into the renting out of commercial properties as well as dealing in gold.

A very good biz strategy...move on to more high end biz trading....fashion and clothing retail is a dead end industry

 

[WangChuk]

CECAs entered SG via the Trojan Horse.
PAP entered WP via Raeesah aka Trojan Horse.

no lah ... both ceca and papayas entered by opening up their legs wide wide ... wont bother hidding in any trojan at all

 

[Hypocrite-The]

Bayi will remain MP...

Pritam Singh to keep MP seat after getting fined: Speaker of Parliament​

A note was also issued by Leader of the House Indranee Rajah reminding MPs to be truthful in parliamentary proceedings.

February 19, 2025, 04:46 PM​

The Leader of the Opposition and Secretary General of the Workers' Party, Pritam Singh, will keep his seat in Parliament after his fine, according to Speaker of Parliament Seah Kian Peng on Feb. 18.

The Attorney-General's Chambers had advised that the criteria for disqualifying a Member of Parliament (MP) is a fine of S$10,000 or more for a single offence, not the cumulative sentences of two offences, The Straits Times reported.

Singh was fined S$7,000 each for two charges relating to what he told the Committee of Privileges (COP), which was set up to look into former WP MP Raeesah Khan and her untruth in parliament.

Seah's statement echoed the Elections Department (ELD), who also stated that the criterion to be disqualified as an MP is based on a sentence imposed for a single offence.

Seah: WP MP Faisal Manap has acknowledged an advisory on the conduct of MPs​

Seah was also quoted as saying that WP MP Faisal Manap had acknowledged an advisory by the public prosecutor to familiarise himself with the expected conduct of MPs under the Parliament (Privileges, Immunities and Powers) Act.

He also reiterated the decision by the public prosecutor not to pursue charges against Faisal for refusing to answer questions from the COP investigating Khan.

Indranee issues note reminding MPs to be truthful in parliamentary proceedings​

Leader of the House Indranee Rajah also issued a note reminding MPs to be truthful in parliamentary proceedings, The Straits Times further reported.

The note said, "It is a grave contempt of Parliament for a Member to deliberately make a false or misleading statement to Parliament or its committees."

This undermines the integrity of parliamentary processes, she added.

She wrote:

"All Members are expected to uphold the highest standards of honesty and integrity and observe the rules of parliamentary conduct so that the public can continue to have full confidence and trust in our Parliament and its representatives."

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