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Savenaca Narube Police and army personnel man the entrance of Qauia settlement in Lami. Picture: ATU RASEA I am presenting the 2022 Alternative Unity Budget at a very dangerous time of our lives. Never before have we lived in great fear of contracting the deadly virus and even death. The daily cases are now close to 800. Deaths are rising fast. With our small population, the entire country is in danger of being destroyed by the virus. The virus is out of control and more and more lives will be lost. The saddest part to me is that this loss of lives could have been avoided. I have said it and ...

Item for his administration. so i think there is some interest to hold this together. but let's talk a little bit about the timeline here. lawmakers in the senate are in a two-week recess now. i'm told behind the scenes the next two weeks are about writing legislative text. because this bipartisan agreement is a framework. it is not a bill. and that is another key test over the next several weeks. when lawmakers return in july, they'll have to start work on the budget resolution. that is the very first step in passing a democratic only bill and that is key because the budget committee is made ...

SINGAPORE: The Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) on Monday (May 31) said that it has denied S$32 million in Jobs Support Scheme (JSS) ...

Leader of the Opposition Pritam Singh called attention in Parliament to the responsibilities and salaries of Community Development Council (CDC) mayors in Singapore. The Workers' Party member of Parliament (MP) for Aljunied GRC was the first on Wednesday, Feb. 24 to speak out of 60 MPs. The MPs will deliver speeches and debate on the Budget delivered by Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat on Feb. 16. Issue of salaries of mayors Singh, who said he was voicing what he heard from Singaporeans during the last 2020 General Election, told Parliament that the salaries of CDC mayors are "outrageous"...

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): Manufacturing firms are concerned that the coming cuts in the S Pass quota for the sector will raise wage costs and lead to labour shortages.