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Steps to help the average Singaporean cope with inflation, the use of seat-belts in cars and school buses and the disciplinary actions taken against officers accountable for the Mas Selamat escape were among the issues debated by MPs when parliament met on May 26.

The House also saw the introduction of the Singapore Totalisator Board (Amendment) Bill. Parliament adjourned at the end of the one-day sitting.


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Minister for Home Affairs Wong Kan Seng gives an update on disciplinary actions taken against eight security officers identified as being responsible for JI leader Mas Selamat's escape, with two officers dismissed while six others demoted or issued warning letters.
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