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What’s next for Workers’ Party, will the party stand behind Pritam or nominate another WP MP?

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January 15, 2026
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SINGAPORE: On Thursday (Jan 15), sooner or later after Parliament handed a movement deeming Staff’ Celebration chief Pritam Singh unsuitable because the Chief of the Opposition, Prime Minister Lawrence Wong introduced that Mr Singh’s designation would stop with quick impact.

PM Wong additionally wrote a letter to the celebration’s Central Govt Committee, which, in impact, passes the choice to the WP as to who would fill the function.

“I invite the Staff’ Celebration to appoint one other elected Member of Parliament to function the subsequent LO. This nominee shouldn’t have been implicated within the earlier findings of the Committee of Privileges, and should be capable of meet the excessive requirements anticipated of this workplace,” he wrote.

This could eradicate WP chair Sylvia Lim, who has been representing Aljunied in Parliament since 2011.

The Prime Minister added, “I hope to obtain the Staff’ Celebration’s nomination quickly, in order that this essential place doesn’t stay vacant for too lengthy.”

On Thursday afternoon, the celebration issued a media assertion that learn, “The Staff’ Celebration confirms that it has acquired a letter from the Prime Minister, Mr Lawrence Wong, addressed to the Central Govt Committee (CEC).

We’ll deliberate on its contents fastidiously by way of our inside processes and reply in the end.”

Some netizens commenting on the occasions as they unfolded have mentioned that the WP could rally behind Mr Singh, who has been secretary-general since 2018, and choose to not nominate anybody for the function of Chief of the Opposition, which might serve to maintain the celebration united.

Others, nevertheless, have floated names similar to Aljunied MP Gerald Giam and Sengkang MPs He Ting Ru and Jamus Lim as those that would possibly probably tackle the function.

On Wednesday, Mr Singh identified in Parliament that “the Chief of the Opposition appointment isn’t a constitutional or statutory one. I’ve by no means operated on the belief that the Chief of the Opposition appointment is a given, nor have I hankered for it.

I’ve carried out my greatest to work with my colleagues to advance the pursuits of Singaporeans with the Staff’ Celebration as a accountable opposition by way of the workplace.”

The movement to deem Mr Singh unfit to be Chief of the Opposition got here within the wake the Excessive Courtroom upholding the Feb 17 verdict discovering the Staff’ Celebration chief responsible of two counts of mendacity to a parliamentary committee. It was filed by Home Chief Indranee Rajah.

Eleven MPs from the Staff’ Celebration objected to the movement regardless of the celebration whip having been lifted, permitting every MP to vote as they noticed match. Non-constituency Member of Parliament Eileen Low was not current on the Jan 14 session. /TISG

Learn additionally: After MPs deemed Pritam Singh unfit to be Chief of the Opposition, the Staff’ Celebration says, ‘We Proceed’





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