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‘Tan who?’ Netizens wonder why ex WP chair is weighing in on Pritam Singh’s discipline case, special cadre conference

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February 9, 2026
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SINGAPORE: After a letter from the previous Staff’ Social gathering (WP) chair was made public, calling for the particular cadre members’ convention (SCMC) to be expedited relatively than ready for the outcomes of the disciplinary panel on social gathering chief Pritam Singh.

CNA reported on the night of Feb 6 (Friday) that Tan Bin Seng had written a letter to WP chair Sylvia Lim asking the Central Govt Committee (CEC) for the SCMC to be convened on the “earliest affordable alternative, with out ready for a disciplinary panel and timeline and report.”

The WP introduced on Jan 2 that its CEC had met to deliberate on points arising from the Excessive Courtroom judgment that upheld Mr Singh’s conviction for 2 counts of mendacity to the Committee of Privileges in Parliament, in addition to a request by members to carry an SCMC. The CEC then directed {that a} disciplinary panel be fashioned to evaluate whether or not social gathering chief Mr Singh had contravened the social gathering’s structure.

The panel is meant to perform its goal inside three months, after which, the discover of the SCMC can be issued inside two weeks.

In Dr Tan’s letter to Ms Lim, he wrote, “The matter at hand is of remarkable gravity, involving constitutional obligations, public accountability, and the ethical standing of our social gathering management,” including that different cadres and members had expressed considerations over the difficulty and requested the SCMC.

“These considerations should be addressed promptly, transparently, and decisively,” he wrote, warning towards delaying the method.

Dr Tan additionally informed CNA that he felt that with over a month already because the WP had made its announcement, it “has stretched on for fairly lengthy already,” when, usually, a request from cadres for an emergency assembly meant it might happen rapidly.

Quite a few netizens responding to Dr Tan’s letter have expressed puzzlement as to why he’s weighing in on the difficulty in any respect, particularly because it’s been a few years since Ms Lim took over as social gathering chair, which befell in 2003.

“All of the sudden come again so involved ah?” wrote one, whereas not less than one different commenter requested, “Tan who?”.

Over on Reddit, a consumer on the platform opined on why he felt the WP was taking its time. “I really feel that (Dr Tan is) a bit out of contact with the bottom? Throughout his time, the WP solely had one MP in Parliament. They at the moment have 10 MPs and a couple of NCMPs, and with Price range debates arising, it appears affordable that they are going to be stretched throughout this era, particularly since two of the panellists are MPs.”

Others agreed with a number of the factors Dr Tan made, underscoring the significance of the WP coping with the matter decisively and with transparency.

For instance, one wrote, “I imagine the Staff’ Social gathering ought to take this matter significantly and make a transparent choice on learn how to take care of PS. As a celebration positioning itself as a loyal opposition that scrutinises the Authorities on requirements and accountability, it should additionally uphold the identical ideas internally. Having unresolved points inside its personal ranks dangers undermining its credibility. In any other case, it does come throughout as a double commonplace.” /TISG

Learn additionally: Employee’s Social gathering disciplinary panel seeks member enter on Pritam Singh





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