Parliamentary Questions

Here, you can find all parliamentary questions (PQs) that have been asked. PQs are formal inquiries made by MPs to ministers for information, clarification, or updates on specific issues. There are two types of PQs that can be asked: oral and written. Each MP can file up to five PQs per sitting (three oral and two written). After the initial answer from the Minister, supplementary questions may be asked by any MP. PQs may only be filed by backbencher MPs, as it is the job of the political office holders to defend the government's position.

Oral questions are answered and can be debated during question time, the first 90 minutes of each sitting. The order of questions to be answered is decided by the Leader of the House, and is published in the Order Paper prior to the sitting. After 90 minutes, the remaining questions which have not been answered will be provided with written answers.

Written questions are not answered during question time and are instead provided with written answers. They are also included in the Order Paper.

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Oral AnswerMinistry of Health8 Apr 2026

Public Health Indicators to be Published to Enable Public to Track Health Outcomes and System Pressures

Pritam SinghRahayu Mahzam

Oral AnswerMinistry of Home Affairs8 Apr 2026

Haj Arrangements and Contingency Plans for Singapore Pilgrims Given Present Security Situation and Travel Disruptions in Middle East

Wan RizalMuhammad Faishal Ibrahim

Oral AnswerMinistry of Social and Family Development8 Apr 2026

Reasons for Attrition in Foster Parenting Scheme and Proposed Guidelines for Co-parenting Arrangements for Fostering

Neo Kok BengGoh Pei MingDennis Tan Lip Fong

Oral AnswerMinistry of Education8 Apr 2026

Help for Students Registering for Primary School when Schools Nearest Their Homes Do Not Offer Their Mother Tongue Language

Haresh SingarajuJanil Puthucheary

Oral AnswerMinistry of Home Affairs8 Apr 2026

Parliamentary Questions

Public Health Indicators to be Published to Enable Public to Track Health Outcomes and System Pressures

Haj Arrangements and Contingency Plans for Singapore Pilgrims Given Present Security Situation and Travel Disruptions in Middle East

Reasons for Attrition in Foster Parenting Scheme and Proposed Guidelines for Co-parenting Arrangements for Fostering

Help for Students Registering for Primary School when Schools Nearest Their Homes Do Not Offer Their Mother Tongue Language

Data on Victim and Perpetrator Profiles in Rape and Molest Cases

Research on Correlation of PSLE-based School Placement and Socio-economic Status Performance Gap

Singapore's Economic, Social and Cultural Status' Slope Ranking of Second out of 79 in PISA

Alternative Pathways for Students Required to Leave School Before Completing National Certifications

Helping NSFs with Mental Conditions Link Up with External Health and Social Sector Partners for Better Care

Due Diligence Checks by Banks and Safeguards Such As Deduction Limits for GIRO Transactions

Protections for Platform Workers Affected by Food Delivery Platform Company's Exit from Singapore

Key Factors for Strong Labour Market Demand for Engineers and Technology Specialists, While PMETs Face Retrenchments

Flexibility Extended to Home Buyers Affected by Earlier-than-expected BTO Completion

Mandatory Government Security Vetting for Personnel with Access to Singapore’s Critical Information Infrastructure

Measures to Ensure Accessibility of Creative Workspaces for Tenant Artists, Including Those at Goodman Arts Centre

Reviewing Income Eligibility Thresholds for Financial Assistance Schemes given Cost-of-Living Pressures

Effect of Closures of Small F&B Shops on Neighbourhood Vibrancy, Social Cohesion and Community Resilience

Listing of Foreign Organisations That May Pose Security Concerns and Advisory for Citizens Volunteering Overseas

Subsidies for Private Speech and Occupational Therapy Sessions for Autistic Children

Remuneration, Allowance or Benefits of Grassroots Advisers Who Are Not Elected MPs