A minister's background in the private sector has been highlighted. He had a fulfilling career before joining politics. The minister spoke about his decision to enter politics, citing a desire to serve.
His comments were made during a debate on salaries for political appointment holders. The minister expressed support for a salary review, discussing his own experience.
Further details about the minister's speech and the salary review are available from the source, including the minister's thoughts on his career path and decision to enter politics.
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WP chief Pritam Singh said the Workers' Party supports the increase in salaries to Members of Parliament (MPs) in view of inflation, and also agrees with the decision of the Prime Minister not to increase the salaries of ministers beyond up to 9 per cent. He was speaking at the p...
Mr Chan also responded to MP suggestions during the debate on political salaries, such as providing clearer targets to ascertain the effectiveness of political leadership....
