MP Abdul Muhaimin Abdul Malik discussed the Statutes Miscellaneous Amendments Bill in parliament, emphasizing its real-world consequences for Singaporeans regarding estate upgrading, wildlife feeding penalties, and HDB acquisitions.
The Statutes Bill introduces meaningful changes across multiple domains affecting residents from all walks of life, said MP Abdul Muhaimin Abdul Malik . Speaking in parliament on Thursday , he pointed out that taken together, they are not merely technical amendments but have real consequences for Singaporeans.
He stressed the need for a robust implementation framework governing estate upgrading programme and efforts to ensure that the increased penalties for wildlife feeding are accompanied by proportionate social support. He also called for clear safeguards around the expanded use of Management Corporation Strata Title funds and compassionate support for families facing compulsory acquisition by HDB. The Statutes Bill introduces meaningful changes across multiple domains affecting residents from all walks of life, said MP Abdul Muhaimin Abdul Malik.
Speaking in parliament on Thursday , he pointed out that taken together, they are not merely technical amendments but have real consequences for Singaporeans. He stressed the need for a robust implementation framework governing estate upgrading programme and efforts to ensure that the increased penalties for wildlife feeding are accompanied by proportionate social support.
He also called for clear safeguards around the expanded use of Management Corporation Strata Title funds and compassionate support for families facing compulsory acquisition by HDB. We know it's a hassle to switch browsers but we want your experience with CNA to be fast, secure and the best it can possibly be.
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