The Committee of Supply debate drew to a close with Parliament approving Budget 2023, and positioning Singapore well for the post-pandemic future. 

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The Committee of Supply (COS) debates drew to a close earlier this week, where our Members of Parliament scrutinised government spending and pushed for change to ensure that Singapore is well-positioned for the post-pandemic future.

Leader of the House Indranee Rajah ([link removed]) said that Budget 2023 would enable the PAP Government to adapt more nimbly to the changed world and to secure Singapore's future, anchored by a fair, sound and sustainable fiscal plan.

Here’s a recap ([link removed]) of what our MPs have spoken up for.
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We want to foster a united and caring society. During the COS debate on Ministry of Social and Family Development’s budget, our MPs asked questions relating to sustaining social mobility and supporting persons with disabilities ([link removed]) .

They also spoke up on the challenges facing Malay/Muslims ([link removed]) , and suggested how we could overcome them.

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On healthcare, our MPs pushed for change towards a healthier Singapore ([link removed]) . Chair of the PAP GPC for Health Tan Wu Meng ([link removed]) called on the Government to design health policies from the patients' and caregivers' point of view. Watch more ([link removed] ) .
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The PAP government has stepped up in its green ambition, with our MPs pushing for more to be done, such as helping workers and businesses to transform to the green economy ([link removed]) , promoting recycling and fighting dengue ([link removed]) .

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Every Singaporean should have the opportunity to experience a fulfilling career regardless of their history or circumstances. Our MPs believe more can be done to create the space for fellow Singaporeans to thrive. Read more ([link removed]) .
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Members of Parliament must be responsible for what they do and say in the House, else Singaporeans pay the price, Leader of the House Indranee Rajah ([link removed]) emphasised this while outlining the principles for an effective Parliament. Read more ([link removed]) .

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Everyone has a part to play as Singapore charts its way forward. This International Women’s Day, the PAP Women’s Wing launched a year-long series of community initiatives ([link removed]) reflecting some of the different causes our women MPs and Branch Chairs have been taking action on.

As WW Chairwoman Sim Ann said, “It is our collective voices and action that will make a difference and create the inclusive society that we all want to see.”

Visit www.pap.org.sg/IWD2023/ to see how you can make a difference with us.

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* Freeing women from caregiver role stereotype requires efforts from employers, fathers: DPM Wong ([link removed])

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