CNA938 Rewind - No go for LO: What does the Workers’ Party refusal of LO role mean?

Singapore’s Government has accepted the Workers’ Party’s decision not to nominate another elected MP to the Leader of the Opposition post. The post will remain vacant until the WP is ready to nominate someone to take on the responsibility. The WP said it was “unable to accept” Prime Minister Lawrence Wong’s invitation as it has its own established processes for electing its leaders. What does the WP stand to gain – or lose – in declining the invitation and what does it signal? Andrea Heng and Hairianto Diman find out with Associate Professor Eugene Tan, School of Law, SMU