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Parliament sitting, 18 July 2005

28 sections · 10th Parliament · Official Report, 18 July 2005, Vol 80, Issue 6 · Open in the reader

  1. SECTION_NAME:ATTENDANCE
  2. SECTION_NAME:PERMISSION TO MEMBERS TO BE ABSENT
  3. SECTION_NAME:ASSENTS TO BILLS PASSED
  4. STATE OF ECONOMY AND HIGH OIL PRICES
  5. INCREASE IN ELECTRICITY TARIFFS
  6. PETROL STATIONS (Posting of actual pump prices)
  7. HOUSEHOLD EXPENDITURE SURVEY (Drop in income of bottom 20% of Singaporeans)
  8. STOCK OF MANPOWER (Status report)
  9. DEATHS OF SAF SOLDIERS
  10. MEDISAVE ACCOUNT (Removal of maximum limit)
  11. MEDISHIELD COVERAGE (Age cap)
  12. ENHANCING SINGAPORE'S NATIONAL SECURITY
  13. MONEY-CHANGING AND REMITTANCE BUSINESSES (AMENDMENT) BILL
  14. SUBORDINATE COURTS (AMENDMENT) BILL
  15. PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS (AMENDMENT) BILL
  16. HOUSING AND DEVELOPMENT (AMENDMENT) BILL
  17. WEIGHTS AND MEASURES (AMENDMENT) BILL
  18. COPYRIGHT (AMENDMENT) BILL
  19. EXEMPTED BUSINESS (Motion)
  20. ORCHARD ROAD (Measures to improve peak hour traffic flow)
  21. PUBLIC TRANSPORT (Concessions to senior citizens)
  22. SINGAPOREAN PROFESSIONALS, MANAGERS AND EXECUTIVES (Unemployment)
  23. OFF-PEAK CAR SCHEME
  24. PERSONS IMPRISONED OR DETAINED (Annual statistics)
  25. ENDANGERED SPECIES (IMPORT AND EXPORT) ACT (Amendment)
  26. FOREIGN STUDENTS IN SCHOOLS AND JUNIOR COLLEGES (Percentages)
  27. PRIMARY ONE INTAKE IN TAMPINES GRC (Reduction in 2006)
  28. CENTRAL PROVIDENT FUND (Reduction)

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