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In Parliament: Ministerial salaries to rise by up to 9% to S$1.2 million by Oct 15

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September 9, 2026
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SINGAPORE: On Tuesday (Sep 8), Prime Minister (PM) Lawrence Wong introduced a wage improve for political workplace holders of as a lot as 9% starting on Oct 15. For ministers within the lowest tier, it will imply an annual wage of round S$1.2 million.

It’s the first improve in ministerial salaries since 2011, and he famous how ministerial salaries have fallen behind these within the personal sector and civil service up to now 15 years, including that some senior everlasting secretaries now have greater salaries than ministers.

PM Wong introduced this as he delivered the federal government’s response to an unbiased evaluation committee that had really helpful that the benchmark wage of a minister on the lowest tier, the MR4 grade, improve from S$1.1 million to S$1.8 million.

Will increase to different political salaries, the allowances of MPs and different parliamentarians, and changes to the president’s, parliamentary speaker’s and deputy audio system’ salaries, primarily based on the committee’s suggestions, will even be made beginning Oct 15.

The Prime Minister clarified that as a substitute of transferring without delay to new wage benchmarks, the federal government is making a one-off adjustment of as much as 9% for political workplace holders, although the identical improve doesn’t apply to all.

“The adjustment for every officeholder will rely upon particular person circumstances, together with efficiency and when his or her wage was final adjusted,” he mentioned.

He additionally underlined that the wage will increase are about the way forward for Singapore, whether or not Prime Ministers sooner or later will “proceed to have a sensible probability of persuading succesful Singaporeans… to step ahead and construct a first-rate staff for Singapore.” 

In his speech, Coordinating Minister for Public Providers Chan Chun Sing echoed the identical sentiments, saying that Singapore must stability the ethos of political service with making certain that the pool of Singaporeans who can fulfil such duties stays huge.

He mentioned, “We wish to have the ability to say to succesful Singaporeans, ‘Singapore wants you, and whereas political service entails sacrifices, it is not going to come at an unreasonable price to you and your loved ones’.”

The minister added that upholding a system that ensures that succesful Singaporeans step as much as political service is “how we do proper by Singapore.

He thanked the evaluation committee, which had convened final December, and which included members of the personal sector, acknowledging that their activity had not been a straightforward one. /TISG

Learn additionally: Debate on excessive ministerial salaries resurfaces as SM Lee says Govt should work tougher to maintain Singapore distinctive





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