The Law of Non-elected Members of Parliament in Singapore

What do we make of the two groups of non-elected Members in the Parliament of Singapore? Let's talk about the Non-constituency Member of Parliament (NCMP) and Nominated Member of Parliament (NMP) schemes in Singapore law.
This video is the third of a five-video series on parliamentary elections in Singapore! You can check out the rest of the videos here:
#1 - Parliamentary Elections: • The Law of Parliamenta...
#2 - Group Representation Constituencies: • The Law of Group Repre...
#3 - Non-elected Members of Parliament: [you are here!]
#4 - Political Parties: • The Law of Political P...
#5 - Vacancies and By-Elections: • The Law of Vacancies a...
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DISCLAIMER, AGAIN:
I cannot stress enough that this video is not legal advice. If you wish to receive legal advice, please consult a lawyer.
REFERENCES:
Singapore Constitution retrieved from sso.agc.gov.sg/Act/CONS1963.
Parliamentary Elections Act retrieved from sso.agc.gov.sg/Act/218.
FURTHER READING:
Bills surrounding the introduction of the NCMP scheme in 1984:
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Bills surrounding the introduction of the NMP scheme in 1989:
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