PAP Chua Chu Kang GRC

10/05/2026

10/05/2026

This Mothers’ Day, I am reminded of my mum’s sole devotion, love and hopes for me. She gave everything she had to me. A mother’s love is often found in the quiet, everyday moments — in her constant presence, sacrifices and care. My deepest appreciation and gratitude to all our dearest mothers!

这个母亲节，我想起陈百强的《念亲恩》。
“长夜空虚使我怀旧事，明月朗相对念母亲。”——这首歌的前两句，用简单几句唱出了对母亲的思念和感恩。母亲的爱，往往藏在最平凡的陪伴与付出里。谢谢所有母亲，为家庭、孩子和社会默默付出的一切。祝所有妈妈，母亲节快乐。❤️

22/04/2026

🔂 Organised by the PAP Women’s Wing (Chua Chu Kang), the Joining Hearts Programme supports women and their families with shopping vouchers to ease immediate cost-of-living pressures.

A meaningful effort to uplift families and reaffirm our commitment to care for those in need.

04/03/2026

[🏛15th Parliament Session 6 - 25 February 2026]

Today, I have filed 2 Parliamentary Questions on:

🦠 Nipah preparedness: healthcare protection, isolation capacity, PPE, and manpower plans.

🛰 Space infrastructure security: satellite cybersecurity and disruption contingencies. (rescheduled from 24 February 2026 to today).

*Update: As both PQs were not reached by the end of Question Time, I have sought to postpone them to tomorrow’s sitting.

Watch this space.

04/03/2026

[Meet-the-People Session at Tengah]

Tonight’s MPS took place under a heavy downpour. I arrived slightly later from Parliament, but our volunteers were already on the ground — steady and focused. I am grateful for their quiet dedication. Rain did not deter residents either.

One resident came through the storm not to seek help, but to share good news. After a difficult episode with a school entrance assessment, his son has secured a place in the school of his choice.

We worked through the matter carefully. The outcome mattered — but so did the perseverance behind it. I was struck by the young boy’s determination, and by a father’s steadfast support.

Trust is built in moments like these. We will continue to serve every family who comes forward — with seriousness, compassion, and follow-through. 🙏🏻

04/03/2026

[🏛15th Parliament Session 6 - 24 February 2026]

Today, I have filed Parliamentary Questions on:

💉 Children’s compulsory vaccinations against measles and diphtheria, including vaccination compliance rates and the actions taken when children do not receive the required vaccinations.

🛰 Singapore’s space-based critical information infrastructure, including cybersecurity standards for satellite operators and contingency plans in the event of disruptions.

*Update: As the PQ on Singapore’s space-based critical information infrastructure were not reached by the end of Question Time, I have sought to postpone it to the next sitting.

Watch this space!

04/03/2026

[🏛 Responses to my Parliamentary Questions: 15th Parliament Session 5 - 3 to 4 February 2026]

Here are the replies to the Parliamentary Questions I raised in the 3- 4 February 2026 sitting:

PolCam Installations for Tengah:
📷 This was raised in response to feedback from residents at Plantation Village and Plantation Grove precincts.
📷I asked if there are planned PolCam installations in Plantation Village and Plantation Grove and corresponding deployment timelines, as well as consideration of resident-identified danger zones beyond standard locations.
📷MHA replied that PolCams are typically installed within 1 year after TOP. For Plantation Village and Plantation Grove, there has been a delay due to rectification works. MHA is working closely with HDB and PolCams in the 2 precincts can be expected to be progressively installed from March 2026.

🚗 Free Parking Scheme (FPS) in Tengah: Following the filing of Parliamentary Question on FPS in Tengah and ahead of the sitting, HDB has supported rolling out FPS in Tengah. See https://www.instagram.com/p/DUHRCKmktm2/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

The remaining Parliamentary Questions were on the following:
🏗 Ensuring Correct Use of Dormitory Transition Scheme Grants
🧬 Data on PREDICT Programme Screening and Plans to Expand Outreach of Programme
🏢 Publicly Accessible Monitoring Registry Tracking Removal Status of Asbestos from Older Buildings
💊 Strengthening Monitoring Systems to Prevent Abuse of Prescription Drugs

When you entrust me with your aspirations, I carry your voices forward in Parliament — so that together we create a home we love in Tengah.

04/03/2026

[🏛15th Parliament Session 6 - 3 March 2026]

Today, I have filed a Parliamentary Question on:

🏥 How Singapore is strengthening long-term healthcare workforce sustainability, and whether workforce planning assumptions are being reviewed to ensure resilience in tightening regional labour markets.

Watch this space!

04/03/2026

[🏛 15th Parliament Session 6 – Committee of Supply Debate 2026: Ministry of Education]

During the Committee of Supply Debate for MOE, I spoke on lifelong learning, career mobility and the merger of SkillsFuture Singapore and Workforce Singapore.

I focused on three priorities that will determine whether lifelong learning continues to strengthen our social compact.

🎓 (1) Progression, not just participation:
When I speak with students and working adults, their question is not about the number of courses available. It is whether effort will genuinely move them forward. Beyond enrolment and initial placement, what matters are sustained wage growth, employment stability and strong skills-job matching. Training must shift trajectories, not just transcripts.

🏛 (2) Coherent policy architecture:
The merger of SkillsFuture Singapore and Workforce Singapore is significant because careers are now longer and less linear. Support must be integrated across skills acquisition, job transitions and progression. But integration alone will not secure trust. With the new agency reporting to both MOE and MOM, a clear framework is needed to prevent gridlock, especially when employment outcomes and longer term career development priorities diverge.

💼 (3) Incentives that align with advancement:
Lifelong learning succeeds only when employers recognise upgraded skills in promotion, pay and job redesign. If retraining does not lead to visible advancement, workers will hesitate regardless of subsidies. Effort must continue to open doors, as it has long done in Singapore.

📈 In a changing economy, every Singaporean willing to adapt should see a clear path forward. If implemented well, this reform will strengthen confidence in upward mobility for the next generation.

See Full Video Here: https://www.channelnewsasia.com/watch/committee-supply-2026-debate-day-3-choo-pei-ling-new-agency-lifelong-learning-5964061

10/01/2026

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