Nominated Member of Parliament

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NMP is the abbreviation of Nominated Member of Parliament. An NMP is a non-elected Member (of Parliament) appointed by the President for a term of 2.5 years. The NMP's term does not follow the Parliament term, which averages 5 years per term. Nominees can be proposed by the general public as well as the 7 Functional Groups.

The 7 Functional Groups are currently represented by the following organizations:

  • Business and Industry as represented by the Singapore Business Federation
  • Labour as represented by the National Trades Union Congress (NTUC)
  • Professions as represented by the Academy of Medicine
  • Social Service Organisations as represented by the National Council of Social Service
  • Civic and People Sector as represented by the People's Association
  • Tertiary Education Institutions as represented by the National University of Singapore (NUS)
  • Media, Arts and Sports Organisations as represented by the National Arts Council

Controversy

References

  • Abdul Samad Abdul Wahab, 48 (check whether birthyear 1973)
  • Raj Joshua Thomas, 41 (check whether birthyear 1980)
  • Cheng Hsing Yao, 49 (check whether birthyear 1972)
  • Shahira Abdullah, 33 (check whether birthyear 1988)
  • Tan Yia Swam, 40 (check whether birthyear 1981)
  • Professor Koh Lian Pin, 44 (check whether birthyear 1977)
  • Mr Mark Chay, 38 (check whether birthyear 1983)
  • Professor Koh Lian Pin, 44 (check whether birthyear 1977)
  • Professor Hoon Hian Teck, 61 (check whether birthyear 1960)[1]

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