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GE2025: RDU’s Ravi Philemon questions if ‘ethically right’ for NMP to join political party and contest polls

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While there is nothing “legally wrong” with a Nominated Member of Parliament joining a political party and contesting in an election, there is a difference between what the laws and Constitution provide for, and what is “ethically right”, says Red Dot United’s party chief.

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GE2025: RDU’s Ravi Philemon questions if ‘ethically right’ for NMP to join political party and contest polls

While there is nothing “legally wrong” with a Nominated Member of Parliament joining a political party and contesting in an election, there is a difference between what the laws and Constitution provide for, and what is “ethically right”, says Red Dot United’s party chief.

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RDU questions ethics of former NMPs joining political parties ahead of General Election

SINGAPORE: Red Dot United (RDU) has raised ethical concerns surrounding the participation of former Nominated Members of Parliament (NMPs) in the upcoming General Election as members of political parties. Speaking on 3 April 2025 during a walkabout at Yishun Park Hawker Centre, RDU Secretary-General Ravi Philemon questioned if it is “ethically right” for an NMP to later run for office under a party banner. His remarks follow the resignations of …

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