Sense And Nonsense by Tan Bah Bah
Singapore politics seemed to have crossed a milestone last week. Town council management may no longer be such a convenient red flag to wave off voters from supporting the Opposition.
The report, covering the financial year from April 2023 to March 2024, assesses town councils across four indicators – estate cleanliness, estate maintenance, lift performance, as well as service and conservancy charges arrears management.CNA added: “Sengkang Town Council made improvements this time in the area of S&CC arrears management, having been the only one among 17 town councils to be rated amber in the previous report for 2022.
The second part of the Town Council Management Report will come in December. This will be on corporate governance. While the just-released report is about the nuts and bolts, the year-end one is on control, decision-making and accountability. It also means that we are not progressing and that our elected leaders are stuck in this bizarre drama of competing for a pat on the back from the MND for a job that the MND should itself be doing!
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