Singapore’s FY2023 Budget Statement will be delivered by the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Mr Lawrence Wong, on Tuesday, 14 February 2023 at 3.30 pm in Parliament.

The Budget Statement will also be broadcasted ‘live’ on Channel 5, CNA, CNA938, Capital 958, CNA website, CNA YouTube, CNA FB, 8 World News (www.8world.com), 8 World News YouTube, 8 World News FB and on MediaCorp’s meWATCH. Singapore Association for the Deaf (SADeaf) will also provide simultaneous sign language interpretation of the Budget Speech on Channel 5.

here will be updates of key announcements from the Budget Statement on MOF’s social media platforms.

The public may visit the MOF website and subscribe to receive the full Budget Statement via email after it has been delivered. This service will be available for sign-up until 9 am on Tuesday, 14 February 2023.

The Budget statement will also be available on www.singaporebudget.gov.sg after the statement has been delivered.

Feedback on FY2023 Budget Statement

MOF and various agencies including REACH, PA, have been engaging the public in the run-up to Budget 2023 since December last year. Members of the public can continue to submit their views on Budget 2023 through various feedback channels. These channels include the Budget website, REACH Budget website, REACH Facebook and REACH Instagram.

REACH will hold two in-person Budget Conversations, in English and Mandarin, on 17 and 20 February 2023 respectively.

Participants will be able to choose which Budget-related topics they would like to discuss at these dialogues.

Senior Minister of State for Finance and Transport, Mr Chee Hong Tat, will also join the conversations and share his thoughts along with REACH Chairman, Mr Tan Kiat How (Senior Minister of State in the Ministry of Communications and Information, and National Development) on 17 February, and REACH Deputy Chairperson, Mr Eric Chua (Senior Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth & Ministry of Social and Family Development) on 20 February.

In addition, REACH will organise a series of radio talk shows and a podcast episode featuring REACH Advisory Panel members discussing salient concerns about Budget 2023.

REACH will also have physical Listening Points set up at various high traffic nodes across Singapore to gather views on Budget 2023. Details of the REACH Listening Points can be found on the REACH Budget 2023 microsite.

The public can also share their feedback about Budget 2023 via the REACH Budget 2023 microsite.

The People’s Association (PA) and its grassroots organisations will be organising post-Budget dialogues to engage residents on Budget 2023 measures.

Residents who are interested to attend can register their interest at https://go.gov.sg/postbudget23. The sign-ups will be available until 2.00pm on Tuesday, 28 February 2023.

Subscribe
Notify of
5 Comments
Newest
Oldest Most Voted
Inline Feedbacks
View all comments
You May Also Like

Singapore MOH scales back COVID-19 restrictions, move down to DORSCON green

SINGAPORE —  The Ministry of Health (MOH) announced on Thursday (9 February)…

IPS study finds regional differences in cost of eating out in Singapore’s hawker centres, food courts and kopitiams

The Institute of Policy Studies (IPS) has published a study titled “The Cost of Eating Out: Findings from the Makan Index 2.0”, revealing that the average cost of breakfast, lunch, and dinner in Singapore is S$4.81, S$6.01, and S$6.20 respectively. When adding up all three meals, an individual spends an average of S$16.89 if they eat at hawker centres, food courts, and kopitiams. The study collected prices from 829 food establishments in 26 residential neighborhoods and found regional differences for nine out of 18 food items surveyed. The study found that areas with a higher proportion of socio-economically vulnerable people tend to have cheaper food prices.

Singapore-based company alleges it has been scammed US$577m by Indian businessman

SINGAPORE — A Singapore-based commodity trader Trafigura said on Thursday (9 Feb 2023)…

Workers’ Party to hold press conference on Wednesday to address allegations involving Leon Perera and Nicole Seah

The Workers’ Party is scheduled to hold a press conference tomorrow (19 Jul) to address allegations of improper relations between MP Leon Perera and party member Nicole Seah. A video circulated on social media on the same day (17 Jul) as the announcement of Tan Chuan Jin and Cheng Li Hui’s affair by PM Lee Hsien Loong, shows both individuals holding hands in what seems to be a restaurant. Some have suggested that the video was taken two years ago.