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Government’s approach is to raise political salaries ‘progressively and with restraint’: PM Wong (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox PM Lawrence Wong noted that there was considerable common ground among MPs that ministerial salaries should be competitive while reflecting the ethos of service. SINGAPORE - The one-off adjustment to political pay addresses a gap that has built up over the years, but does so progressively and with restraint, said Prime Minister Lawrence Wong on Sept 10. At the parliamentary debate on changes to political salaries, PM Wong noted that there
Ministerial pay to rise by up to 9% in first adjustment since 2011 (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Salaries for political office-holders were last updated in 2012, with the changes backdated to 2011 when the new term of government started. SINGAPORE – Political office-holders will get a one-off pay increase of up to 9 per cent, as the Government accepts the recommendations of a committee convened in December 2025 to review political salaries. This means a minister at entry-level grade MR4 getting the full adjustment will see his annual
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