Workers' Party issues a statement to the Prime Minister’s Office
SINGAPORE — The Workers’ Party has issued the following statement to the Prime Minister’s Office regarding the cleaning of hawker centres:
SINGAPORE — The Workers’ Party has issued the following statement to the Prime Minister’s Office regarding the cleaning of hawker centres:
Our MPs’ consciences are clear: Workers’ Party
We refer to the statement issued by the Prime Minister’s Office on 12 July 2013.
The various allegations against the integrity of Workers’ Party’s Members of Parliament contained in the statement have already been fully responded to and rejected by the Party, both in and out of Parliament.
Regarding the cleaning of hawker centres, we have put forth the facts as we have found them, based on our own earlier investigations. We defended our position in Parliament on July 9 with a clear conscience.
This matter has been in the public headlines since late May. We have made our position known both inside and outside Parliament and the relevant documents are already in the public domain, so the public can make its own judgment on the matter. We do not find it productive to continue debating and arguing with the ruling party over this issue.
The Prime Minister referred to the Workers’ Party’s slogan for General Election 2011: “Towards a First World Parliament”. The concept of a First World Parliament is not about the People’s Action Party or the Workers’ Party, but about what Singaporeans want for our country and what they believe is necessary to secure our country’s future.
