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 Manpower7 May 2026

Data on Annual Premiums of Medical Insurance Policies for EP holders by Percentile, and Mandating Companies to Provide Medical Insurance Coverage

Tan See LengChua Kheng Wee Louis

Parliamentary Questions

Impact of Energy Crisis on Hiring Prospects

Installing Solar-powered Fans at Bus Stops to Improve Commuter Comfort

Barriers to Deploying Solar Panels in New Buildings, and Private Residential and Commercial Spaces

Constraints that Prevent Scaling of Hydrokinetic Turbine Arrays in Singapore Strait

Data on Drop-outs from SSG-funded Programmes and Appeals for Fee Waivers Upon Non-completion of Courses

Efficient Use of EV Charging Infrastructure Located in Different Premises Across Different Times of Day

Enhancing Screening Process for Those Applying for Licences under Massage Establishment Act

Proportion of Unutilised Child LifeSG Credits Disbursed in July 2025

Expected Time Lag for Sing Dollar Policy Adjustments to Have Visible Effect on Exchange Rates

Recent Patterns in Scams Targeting Seniors

Tighter Controls and Real-time Anomaly Detection for SIM Card Purchases, Re-registration Patterns and GSM Gateway Misuse

Increasing Adoption Leave from 12 Weeks to 16 Weeks

Review of Singapore's Water Security Due to Rising Demands from Data Centres, Urban Expansion and Climate Variability

Reducing Rate of Fatal and Major Injuries among Platform Workers

Data on Flat Types and Locations for Recent Moderation in HDB Resale Prices

Average Waiting Times at Polyclinics for Walk-in Patients and Plans to Redistribute Patient Load

Keeping Teacher and Allied Educators' Salaries Competitive with Planned 2% to 9% Pay Increase

Assessing Arbitration Clauses in Contracts to Ensure Freelancers Can Seek Redress before Small Claims Tribunal

Risk of Self-radicalisation among Vulnerable Individuals Arising from Use of Large Language Model Platforms

Data on Annual Premiums of Medical Insurance Policies for EP holders by Percentile, and Mandating Companies to Provide Medical Insurance Coverage