Thank you to 23,169 Singaporeans from Tanjong Pagar, may all these policies be debated in Singapore's Parliament:

公共组屋 Housing  
HDB FY2023 has a deficit of $6.8B because of $7.5B paid to Singapore Land Authority  
建屋局2023财年亏损68亿新元因为向新加坡土地管理局支付75亿新元  
 
国会辩论 Debate in parliament:  
Gradually reduce the land cost in the sale of public housing so that young couples can buy a house and reproduce  
逐步降低出售公共组屋的土地成本以便年轻夫妇能够买得起房子并生育子女  
 
国人医疗 Healthcare  
MediShield Life Premiums collected from 2020 to 2023 was $9,207 millions but claims paid was only $4,886 millions  
从2020年到2023年政府收取终身健保保费为92.07亿新元，但政府支付的理赔金额仅为48.86亿新元  
 
国会辩论 Debate in parliament:  
Stop increasing MediShield Life Premiums to reduce cost of living as the amount of money collected yearly is more than the claims paid  
停止提高终身健保保费以降低生活成本，因为每年收取的金额超过了支付的理赔金额  
 
家庭孩子 Family  
Families with child between 7-12 years old are eligible for 2 days of childcare leave per year  
最小孩子在7至12岁之间的家庭每年有资格享受2天的育儿假  
 
国会辩论 Debate in parliament:  
Childcare leave should increase for parents to spend time on our children's mental wellness to reduce young Singaporeans' suicide rate and increase birth rate  
应该增加育儿假以便父母有更多时间关注孩子心理健康，从而降低新加坡年轻人的自杀率，并提高生育率  
 
教育制度 Education  
6% of direct school admission students come from lower-income families  
6%的直接入学学生来自低收入家庭  
 
国会辩论 Debate in parliament:  
Increase the number of students receiving financial aid from bottom 10% to bottom 20% since we can afford to give scholarships to foreigners to allow lower-income Singaporean children break the poverty cycle  
既然我们有能力向外国人提供奖学金我们应该先增加得到经济援助的学生人数，从最低10%增加到最低20%以帮助低收入新加坡儿童摆脱贫困循环  
 
就业机会 Employment  
74.8% of university graduates from private institutions found permanent, freelance or part-time jobs, 46.4% found full-time work  
74.8%的私立院校大学毕业生找到了永久性、自由职业或兼职工作，只有46.4%的大学毕业生找到了全职工作  
 
国会辩论 Debate in parliament:  
Singaporeans should be given priority when applying for jobs to reduce unemployment rate as foreigners are making up a large percentage of our workforce  
由于外国人在我国劳动力中占很大比例，新加坡人应优先考虑求职，以降低新加坡人的失业率  
 
公共交通 Transportation  
In 2024, SMRT has revenue of $886.7 million SBS Transit has revenue of $1.56 billion  
2024 年SMRT 收入为 8.867 亿元，SBS Transit 收入为 15.6 亿元  
 
国会辩论 Debate in parliament:  
There should be no transport fare hike since transport companies are earning profits and transport minister should improve public transport services instead  
交通公司正在盈利，不应该再提高车费，交通部长应该改善公共交通服务

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