...... I hate to see the day when a law enforcer gets hanged for such an offence .......
Another "Sorry, sorry, sorry" case
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...... I hate to see the day when a law enforcer gets hanged for such an offence .......
...... I hate to see the day when a law enforcer gets hanged for such an offence .......
maybe soon... Kovan
No issue. It is good that he was discovered. If he was such a big stakes gambler, the authorities should have noticed earlier.
The resulting database should be submitted to CRA at the end of every month. It should be run in a lookup routine against a register of public employees, civil servants, military personnel and police.
Database query :
• Regular visits (more than 3 times per month) by public employees, civil servants, military personnel and police.
• The rank of those making regular visits.
This will highlight the potential problem cases.
Once potential problem cases are identified, the casino be required to report back regularly to CRA on the amounts gambled by them.
They can be placed on a watch list.
The resulting database should be submitted to CRA at the end of every month. It should be run in a lookup routine against a register of public employees, civil servants, military personnel and police.
Database query :
• Regular visits (more than 3 times per month) by public employees, civil servants, military personnel and police.
• The rank of those making regular visits.
This will highlight the potential problem cases.
Once potential problem cases are identified, the casino be required to report back regularly to CRA on the amounts gambled by them.
They can be placed on a watch list.
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Sion
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Similar practices should also be enforced on Geylang establishments.
Recent cases indicates that people in high places are prone to such energetic pursuits.
Similar practices should also be enforced on Geylang establishments.
Recent cases indicates that people in high places are prone to such energetic pursuits.
wah give public servants a break Sion....they're not monks ... and it'll take 30-100 years to blow $1mil bonking in geylang every day vs minutes in a casino lolzzz!!!
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actually they do have such systems in place to catch errant civil servants.
just that for high profile cases like this one, they need to consider the fall out first before the press release.
a lot of Singaporeans think that the government does nothing about it, but it's actually been around for a long time.
just that for high profile cases like this one, they need to consider the fall out first before the press release.
a lot of Singaporeans think that the government does nothing about it, but it's actually been around for a long time.
Sion
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Sion
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There are people losing their houses because of their extreme propensity for wild flowers.
Correct, mr Sion Berlusconi :bsmilie:
There are people losing their houses because of their extreme propensity for wild flowers.
And get stranded in Sydney ? :bsmilie:
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If you want to get stranded better be stranded in one of these cheaper places where satisfaction in mind and body can be gained cheaply: :bsmilie:
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Some elites have lost their family fortunes eating sushi. The fishiness leads them further afield: :bsmilie:
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Don't put words in my mouth hor. I saying whoever decided to charge this guy (and I think since criminal corruption case, AGC/CPIB must have been involved) did not seem to have done their homework. So may be they will say "sorry, sorry, next time we will improve".
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which is not implied at all in your sentence.
so you're saying our judiciary is partial.
i thought that you were better than that, Uncle Fai
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Some elites have lost their family fortunes eating sushi. The fishiness leads them further afield: :bsmilie:
Ah ....that's Human Nature ..... ;p
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