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The People's Action Party has always strived to provide affordable and accessible housing for Singaporeans since the beginning. We understand Singaporeans' concerns on this issue and have been pushing for change in the policies and programmes to meet their diverse needs and fulfil their aspirations of home ownership.    

Summing up a marathon two-day debate on the motions on public housing policies, Minister for National Development Desmond Lee stressed that a responsible government does not make housing affordable by robbing future generations.

He also called out the Opposition's flip-flop on its position regarding the supply of BTO flats, warning of the dangers of oversupply with homeowners than having to pay a heavy price.   

The PAP Government is committed to keeping public housing affordable and accessible while protecting the interests of current and future generations of Singapore, he reiterated. 

“We must maintain housing accessibility and affordability while keeping sustainability in mind, and uphold a culture of politics where we discuss hard truths and trade-offs in a transparent manner, even if these may not be popular.”

As representatives of our people, our MPs are cognisant that every idea brought to the debate must not hurt Singaporeans. They examined the implications of the proposals raised and proposed ways to finesse our housing policies.   
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A housing policy design built on false promises would not be fair to Singaporeans. Second Minister for National Development Indranee Rajah rebutted PSP’s proposal to exclude land cost from prices of new BTO flats at the point of purchase
SMS Sim Ann said that PSP’s housing plan does not solve any problems. She also refuted PSP's argument that flat buyers have inadequate savings for their retirement as they use their CPF savings to service their loans.
We are committed to building a clean and green Singapore. To improve our environmental and public health standards, Parliament passed a bill to address high-rise littering, seek progressive wages for waste management sector, and stricter licensing rules for cleaning firms.
Ministers Indranee Rajah and Mrs Josephine Teo separately addressed our MPs' questions on the Keppel Offshore & Marine (KOM) and SPH Media Trust cases. The PAP Government does not condone corruption and will remain accountable and transparent. 

Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Lawrence Wong will be delivering the 2023 Budget statement in Parliament on Feb 14 at 3.30pm. Follow us on our Facebook and Instagram for more updates.

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