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Low crime does not mean no crime, and Singapore’s low crime rate does not spontaneously happen, said NMP Razwana Begum Abdul Rahim in Parliament on Wednesday (Apr 3). She said that while a law allowing detention or police supervision of people for alleged criminal links may curtail certain individual rights, it does

Budget 2024 is fiscally responsible, strategic and future-focused - an optimistic and balanced first instalment towards implementation of Forward Singapore, said NMP Razwana Begum Abdul Rahim. Speaking in Parliament on Wednesday (Feb 28), she pointed out that the central message is inclusivity - that Singapore is for e

The terms “national security” and “national security interests” are inherently vague, and national security threats are constantly evolving. As a result, it may not be feasible to include a workable definition of those terms in the Significant Investments Review Bill, noted NMP Razwana Begu

A Parliamentary motion on the Israel-Hamas conflict holds great relevance for Singapore’s own public safety and security, said NMP Razwana Begum Abdul Rahim in the House on Monday (Nov 6). She said it is directly connected to the country’s racial harmony, its duty to prevent potential security threats and its commi

With an expansion in scope of the National Productivity Fund to cover investment promotion, it is essential to ensure that the quantum allocated to continuing education and training (CET) is not reduced, said NMP Razwana Begum Abdul Rahim. Speaking in Parliament on Thursday (Aug 3), she proposed mandating a minimum all