Annex a TERMS of REFERENCE for INTERAGENCY TASKFORCE on MENTAL HEALTH and WELL-BEING the Interagency Taskforce on Mental Health

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Annex A TERMS OF REFERENCE FOR INTERAGENCY TASKFORCE ON MENTAL HEALTH AND WELL-BEING The Interagency Taskforce on Mental Health & Well-being will: a. Develop an overarching national strategy on mental health and well-being, and oversee and coordinate the whole-of-government efforts on mental health and well- being. b. Identify gaps in the mental health and well-being landscape, factoring existing efforts, overseas best practices, and evidence-based research, to guide policy solutioning. c. Oversee the development of enablers to support mental health and well-being initiatives, including manpower, technology, and capability development. d. Oversee the development of whole-of-government indicators to support the monitoring of related policies and programmes. 1 Annex B LIST OF MEMBERS OF INTERAGENCY TASKFORCE ON MENTAL HEALTH AND WELL-BEING Advisor 1. Mr Masagos Zulkifli Minister, Ministry of Social and Family Development and Second Minister, Ministry of Health Chair 2. Dr Janil Puthucheary Senior Minister of State, Ministry of Communications and Information and Ministry of Health Public Sector/ Agencies 3. Ms Sun Xueling Minister of State, Ministry of Education, and Ministry of Social and Family Development 4. Mr Eric Chua Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth and Ministry of Social and Family Development 5. Mr Ng How Yue Permanent Secretary (Health Development), Ministry of Health 6. Mr Chew Hock Yong Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Social and Family Development and Ministry of Home Affairs Development 7. Mr Lai Chung Han Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Education 8. Ms Tan Gee Keow Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth 9. Mr Aubeck Kam Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Manpower 10. Mr Lim Hock Yu Chief Executive Director, People’s Association 11. Mr Zee Yoong Kang Chief Executive Officer, Health Promotion Board 12. Mr Tan Kwang Cheak Chief Executive Officer, Agency for Integrated Care 13. Adj A/Prof Daniel Fung Chief Executive Officer, Institute of Mental Health 14. Ms Tan Li San Chief Executive Officer, National Council of Social Service Professionals/ Academia 15. Prof Chua Hong Choon Chief Executive Officer, Khoo Teck Puat Hospital, Deputy Group Chief Executive Officer (Strategy & Transformation), National Healthcare Group 16. Prof Rebecca Ang Professor at the Psychology and Child and Human Development Group, National Institute of Education & Nanyang Technological University People Sector 17. Dr Vincent Ng Chief Executive Officer, AMKFSC Community Services Ltd. 2 18. Mr James Tan Chief Executive Officer, TOUCH Community Services Limited 19. Dr Francis Yeoh President, Singapore Association for Mental Health 20. Mr Melvin Yong Assistant Secretary-General, National Trades Union Congress 21. Mr Jerry Seah Senior Director, Membership Development and Engagement, Singapore National Employers Federation 3 .

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