Rostered Routine Testing for Members of Parliament

Dr Tan Yia Swam proposed Rostered Routine Testing for MPs during home visits, Meet-the-People sessions, and Parliamentary Sittings.
Health Minister Ong Ye Kung explained that RRT is mandated for high-risk groups but encouraged voluntary self-testing for all Singaporeans as a social responsibility.
MOH and the Speaker of Parliament agreed that MPs will undergo supervised self-tests before each Parliamentary Sitting to set a good example.
The Minister noted that MPs meeting many residents can help protect themselves and others through regular testing.
The policy focuses on encouraging voluntary testing for MPs rather than mandating it for all their activities.

Dr Tan Yia Swam proposed Rostered Routine Testing for MPs during home visits, Meet-the-People sessions, and Parliamentary Sittings.
Health Minister Ong Ye Kung explained that RRT is mandated for high-risk groups but encouraged voluntary self-testing for all Singaporeans as a social responsibility.
MOH and the Speaker of Parliament agreed that MPs will undergo supervised self-tests before each Parliamentary Sitting to set a good example.
The Minister noted that MPs meeting many residents can help protect themselves and others through regular testing.
The policy focuses on encouraging voluntary testing for MPs rather than mandating it for all their activities.

Dr Tan Yia Swam proposed Rostered Routine Testing for MPs during home visits, Meet-the-People sessions, and Parliamentary Sittings.
Health Minister Ong Ye Kung explained that RRT is mandated for high-risk groups but encouraged voluntary self-testing for all Singaporeans as a social responsibility.
MOH and the Speaker of Parliament agreed that MPs will undergo supervised self-tests before each Parliamentary Sitting to set a good example.
The Minister noted that MPs meeting many residents can help protect themselves and others through regular testing.
The policy focuses on encouraging voluntary testing for MPs rather than mandating it for all their activities.

Dr Tan Yia Swam proposed Rostered Routine Testing for MPs during home visits, Meet-the-People sessions, and Parliamentary Sittings.
Health Minister Ong Ye Kung explained that RRT is mandated for high-risk groups but encouraged voluntary self-testing for all Singaporeans as a social responsibility.
MOH and the Speaker of Parliament agreed that MPs will undergo supervised self-tests before each Parliamentary Sitting to set a good example.
The Minister noted that MPs meeting many residents can help protect themselves and others through regular testing.
The policy focuses on encouraging voluntary testing for MPs rather than mandating it for all their activities.

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