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Questions answered by the Ministry at Parliamentary sittings. For media enquiries, please get in touch with our Communications Division.
MSF's response to parliamentary questions by Ms Joan Pereira, Mr Liang Eng Hwa, Ms Denise Phua Lay Peng, and Ms Ng Ling Ling on the Ministry's plans to encourage and assist more Singaporeans to register for a LPA and the number of LPA applications received.
MSF's response to a parliamentary question by Mr Murali Pillai on the data of Comcare Assistance Recipients from 2017 to 2021 and the measures taken to ensure that Comcare Assistance Recipients are properly classified.
MSF's response to a parliamentary question by Mr Christopher de Souza on whether there are studies on epilepsy in Singapore, particularly in relation to ensuring that people with epilepsy are given a fair chance at employment.
MSF's response to a parliamentary question by Mr Melvin Yong Yik Chye on the average waiting time for an applicant to receive a parking label and measures to reduce the waiting time for applicants.
MSF's response to a parliamentary question by Mr Gerald Giam Yean Song on the current number of staff vacancies in Adult Disability Homes and Day Activity Centres.
MSF's response to a parliamentary question by Dr Wan Rizal regarding the salary review for early childhood educators under ECDA and whether the review will include measures to manage the workload and provide pathways and progressions for career development.
MSF's response to a parliamentary question by Ms Hazel Poa on the review of ComCare eligibility criteria and the annual number of families and individuals who were provided ComCare assistance while not satisfying the eligibility criteria over the past three years.
MSF's response to a parliamentary question by Mr Sitoh Yih Pin on the investigations conducted by the Office of the Public Guardian (OPG) under the mental capacity act in each of the past three years.
MSF's response to a parliamentary question by Mr Chistopher de Souza on whether the Office of the Public Guardian will consider extending its services to individuals who do have mental capacity yet may be pressured into making less than fully-informed decisions or be taken advantage of, such as individuals with special needs.
