Let's not be Dr Chee Bye's doggie and attack PAP for the sake of attacking!!
However, I feel that the rally is meaningless and only for wayang purpose. Look PAP is the Government and surely as Government, they can instruct SBS and TIBS to lower fares!!!
So why Young PAP bother to rally?
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Young PAP to hold rally at Speakers' Corner for lower poly fares
In a first for the People's Action Party (PAP), its youth wing is taking to the Speakers' Corner this Saturday - in the name of lower public transport fares for polytechnic students.
The unprecedented public advocacy is not aimed at the Government, but rather public transport operators SMRT and SBS Transit, said Young PAP (YP) deputy organising secretary Abner Koh.
Polytechnic and university students are considered tertiary-level students rather than post-secondary, hence they fork out about twice what those in junior colleges pay.
Activism to redress this imbalance has been going on for years. In 2008 and 2009, a group of polytechnic and university students, including Workers' Party (WP) youth wing secretary Bernard Chen, collected some 5,200 signatures in a petition to lower fares.
http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNews/Singapore/Story/STIStory_737463.html
However, I feel that the rally is meaningless and only for wayang purpose. Look PAP is the Government and surely as Government, they can instruct SBS and TIBS to lower fares!!!
So why Young PAP bother to rally?
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Young PAP to hold rally at Speakers' Corner for lower poly fares
In a first for the People's Action Party (PAP), its youth wing is taking to the Speakers' Corner this Saturday - in the name of lower public transport fares for polytechnic students.
The unprecedented public advocacy is not aimed at the Government, but rather public transport operators SMRT and SBS Transit, said Young PAP (YP) deputy organising secretary Abner Koh.
Polytechnic and university students are considered tertiary-level students rather than post-secondary, hence they fork out about twice what those in junior colleges pay.
Activism to redress this imbalance has been going on for years. In 2008 and 2009, a group of polytechnic and university students, including Workers' Party (WP) youth wing secretary Bernard Chen, collected some 5,200 signatures in a petition to lower fares.
http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNews/Singapore/Story/STIStory_737463.html
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