Committee formed to review salaries of Singapore's political appointment holders: Chan Chun Sing


Political salaries have not been adjusted since 2012, when the government accepted a review committee’s recommendations which put in place the current salary framework. - ST/ANN

SINGAPORE: An eight-person committee has been formed to review the salaries of Singapore’s political appointment holders, which include all ministers and MPs.

Replying to a parliamentary question on Jan 12, Coordinating Minister for Public Services Chan Chun Sing said the committee has just been formed, and will submit its report to the government when ready.

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