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"The government is consulting stakeholders on measures that can be taken to further enhance Singapore’s plan to reduce carbon emissions and promote green growth beyond 2020. As a party to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, Singapore is actively involved in ongoing negotiations to work out a new global agreement on climate change by end 2015. One key strategy is energy efficiency, especially as Singapore has limited alternative energy sources." "Share Your Views We want to hear your views on any of the following areas for action. We also welcome your perspectives on the last document – pertaining to harnessing economic and green growth opportunities in clean energy, urban solutions, research and test bedding, among others:" - from https://www.nccs.gov.sg/consultation2015

Guys, Do the people here know about the Public Consultation on the Land Transport Masterplan? http://talk2lta.lta.gov.sg/ltmp I am thinking for all the TCSS here, shall we have a discussion online in MCF, and agree on some plans and submit a MCF submission to LTA that is signed by all those who participated in the discussion. Reason for this is 1) for all the TCSS here, it will be nice for MCF to do something "useful" 2) If we managed to agree on a set of policies and signed by a significant number of people, it might be more "convincing" 3) the discussion process is probably interesting (to me at least) Just a thought... I might need a moderator to lead this effort if people think it is worth it. What do you guys think?

Here is your chance to share your idea and voice your frustration on current transportation policies to LTA. LTA is now embarking on another 5-year plan to review and update its 2013 Masterplan There are 3 discussion topics: - How can we improve your public transport experience? - How can we make better use of scarce road space in land-constrained Singapore? - How can we create an inclusive transport system, and one that supports environmental sustainability and liveability? http://talk2lta.lta.gov.sg/ltmp

Let me see... Convenience near home? - checked Private hospital? - checked Location of hospital in city? - checked Sunday? - checked With all the above, Ms Lim ought to know what was the deal. Not that I agree to the charges but let's face it, medical treatment here is never in the cheap category. Just last week when I brought my little gal for the same cough & throat consultation at my HDB estate's family clinic on a weekday afternoon already set me back almost 4 red notes. From ST Forum: http://www.straitstimes.com/STForum/Online...ory_813591.html $123 bill for cough and throat consultation Published on Jun 22, 2012 LAST month, I visited the Raffles Hospital Outpatient Clinic to treat a cough and sore throat because it was closest to home, and open on Sundays. Prior to making the visit, I checked and received confirmation that it was an outpatient clinic, and not an accident and emergency department. As such, I assumed that the billing would fall within the norms. But I was shocked by the $123.70 bill for a five-minute consultation with the doctor. I quickly e-mailed the hospital for a clarification. A month later and to date, I have not received a reply. Why are patients at an outpatient clinic charged fees that one would only expect for accident and emergency services? Agnes Lim (Ms)

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