10,000 trees to be planted island wide in commemoration of PAP founding Secretary-General Lee Kuan Yew’s legacy of a green and sustainable Singapore.

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“It was not just about planting trees. For him, it was about building a better Singapore,” Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong said.

The People’s Action Party (PAP) kicked off its commemoration of the birth centenary ([link removed]) of its founding Secretary-General and former Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew (LKY100) with a tree-planting initiative ([link removed]) , inviting Singaporeans to plant 10,000 trees island wide by the end of the year.

Mr Lee started the first tree planting campaign in 1963 and wanted to transform Singapore into a Garden City in 1967. Today, our tree-planting effort reaffirms the Party's commitment to a greener future.

Let us stand united in creating a sustainable Singapore for our children and their children after them, just like what Mr Lee had envisioned. Watch more ([link removed]) .

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In Parliament this week, our PAP Members of Parliament raised Singaporeans' concerns on the soaring Certificate of entitlement (COE) prices ([link removed]) . They asked if there are measures to rein in the costs, and if the system can be improved.

Transport Minister S Iswaran ([link removed]) said that the Government will make a one-time adjustment to reduce the supply volatility of cars. He emphasised that the Government will continue to build a transport system which is car-lite ([link removed]) , accessible, inclusive and sustainable. Read more ([link removed]) .

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Parliament passes Bill to improve enforcement of maintenance payments in family justice cases. Minister K Shanmugam ([link removed]) reiterated the PAP government’s commitment to protect the vulnerable in our community ([link removed] ) . Watch in Mandarin ([link removed]) and Malay ([link removed]) .
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Existing parliamentary rules are fair to all MPs. There is no excuse for them not to be prepared for every sitting ([link removed] ) . Our MPs shared their thoughts ([link removed]) on how they ensure they can each be a clear voice for their residents. Read in Chinese ([link removed]) .

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A first home is PAP Government's commitment to Singaporeans. In the "Stories from our People ([link removed]) ", National Development Minister Desmond Lee ([link removed]-]K-R&utm_source=MailPigeon&utm_campaign=03f3c6b473-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2017_09_21_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_9dd01dd523-03f3c6b473-34823237) , together with his team, is determined to help every Singaporean fulfill their aspirations for home ownership ([link removed]) .
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In an exclusive interview ([link removed]) with Petir.sg, Sengkang Central Branch Chair Elmie Nekmat shared that serving in Opposition-held wards is about listening and learning, and consistently being with residents on the ground. Watch more ([link removed]) .

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