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CAPE Ptracker May 2019 Singlepage V2 May 2019 Parliament Sitting 6th - 8th May 2019 Item 1: Attendance of Members Percentage of attendance, by party: Number of Members in attendance, by party: Present Absent Total PAP 73 7 80 WP 9 0 9 NMP 7 2 9 Item 2: Bills Assented To, Bills Passed and Bills Introduced S/N Bills Introduced Bills Passed Bills Assented To Road Traffic Pioneer Generation Pioneer Generation 1 (Amendment) Fund (Amendment) Fund (Amendment) Protection from Protection from 2 Harassment Harassment (Amendment) (Amendment) Protection from Online Pioneer Generation 3 Falsehoods and Fund (Amendment) Manipulation Page !1 of !5 Item 3: Number of Parliamentary Questions Tabled Number of Parliamentary Questions (PQ) fielded, by party: PAP WP NMP Total No of PQs 46 14 9 69 No of Supplementary Questions 65 8 11 84 Average Questions per MP 1.52 2.44 2.86 1.72 Number of Parliamentary Questions (PQ) fielded, by Member: No of Qns PAP WP NMP Louis Ng Kok Kwang - Anthea Ong 5 Desmond Choo Lim Biow Chuan - - 4 Lee Bee Wah Alex Yam Ziming Png Eng Huat - Murali Pillai Leon Perera 3 Joan Pereira Daniel Goh Pei Siong Melvin Yong Yik Chye Dennis Tan Lip Fong Zainal Sapari Ang Wei Neng Muhamad Faisal Abdul Walter Theseira Chia Su-Lin Manap Irene Quay Siew Seah Kian Peng Ching Christopher de Souza 2 Gan Thiam Poh Lily Neo Rahayu Mahzam Ang Hin Kee Vikram Nair - - Intan Azura Mokhtar Tin Pei Ling 1 Foo Mee Har Lim Wee Kiak Intan Azura Mokhtar Ong Teng Koon Note: Pursuant to Order 20, Paragraph 3 of the Standing Orders of the Parliament of Singapore (Rev Ed 2017), a Member may have up to five questions on the Order Paper at any one time. Page !2 of !5 Number of Parliamentary Questions (PQ) put to each Ministry, by party: No of Qns put to each Ministry PAP WP NMP Total Communications and Information 4 0 0 4 Culture, Community and Youth 0 0 3 3 Defence 0 1 0 1 Education 15 4 4 23 Environment & Water Resources 14 0 0 14 Finance 3 3 0 6 Foreign Affairs 2 1 1 4 Health 24 3 2 29 Home Affairs 12 1 0 13 Law 0 0 0 0 Manpower 11 0 6 17 National Development 12 0 0 12 Prime Minister’s Office 0 0 1 1 Social and Family Development 3 0 3 6 Trade and Industry 6 7 0 13 Transport 15 2 0 17 Page !3 of !5 Item 4: Number of Supplementary Questions Tabled Number of Supplementary Questions fielded, by Member: No of Qns PAP WP NMP 9 Louis Ng Kok Kwang - - 8 - - - 7 Lee Bee Wah - - Lim Bow Chuan - Anthea Ong Ang Wei Neng 6 Alex Yam Ziming Melvin Yong Yik Chye Chia Su-Lin - - 5 Lily Neo 4 - - Walter Theseira Murali Pillai Dennis Tan Lip Fong - 3 Joan Pereira Foo Mee Har Gan Thiam Poh Pritam Singh - 2 Cheryl Chan Wei Ling Vikram Nair Png Eng Huat Irene Quay Siew 1 Patrick Tay Teck Guan Leon Perera Ching Daniel Goh Pei Siong Item 5: Number of Written Questions Tabled Number of Written Questions fielded, by Member: No of Qns PAP WP NMP 8 - - Walter Theseira 6 - - Anthea Ong Sitoh Yih Pin - - 4 Louis Ng Kok Hwang Christopher de Souza Sylvia Lim - Joan Pereira Leon Perera Lee Bee Wah Daniel Goh Pei Siong 2 Rahayu Mahzam Desmond Choo Cheng Li Hui Ang Hin Kee Muhamad Faisal Abdul Irene Quay Siew 1 Foo Hee Far Manap Ching Gan Thiam Poh Page !4 of !5 Item 6: Participation in Second Readings of Bills Number of Members who participated in Second Readings of Bills tabled, by party: S/ Name of Bill PAP WP NMP Total N Protection from Online 1 28 9 5 42 Falsehoods and Protection Bill Protection from Harassment 2 10 1 3 14 (Amendment) Bill Pioneer Generation Fund 3 1 0 0 1 (Amendment) Bill Source: Singapore Parliamentary Report (2019, May 6-8), Vol. 94, Sitting No. 103-105 Data compiled by volunteers from the Community for Advocacy and Political Education Page !5 of !5.
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