MP Sitoh Yih Pin conveyed his heartfelt thanks to Potong Pasir residents for their support over the past 25 years, describing it as a "debt of gratitude" he will never forget.
When asked about his future plans, the 61-year-old said he hopes to spend more time with his family. When asked about retirement, he said: "I really do not know... many pieces on the chess board are still in play."
When asked about his future plans, the 61-year-old said he hopes to spend more time with his family. When asked about retirement, he said: "I really do not know... many pieces on the chess board are still in play."
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00:00Many questions over the last few days, whether I'm retiring, and I'm sure one of you is going
00:10to post me that question. The honest answer is, I really do not know. Because as in every
00:19general election, many pieces on the chessboard are still in play. And the unifying thing
00:29about the PAP, which is one of the reasons why the PAP has done so well, is that we are
00:34very conscious and cognizant of the fact that we serve at the pleasure of our Secretary-General.
00:41We serve at the pleasure of our Prime Minister. And we go wherever our leader asks us to go.