Good government requires good leadership: PM Wong on ministerial pay
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Ministerial salaries have not been adjusted since 2012.
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- Three Cs framework of calibre, commitment, and clean needs relevance.
- Last updated in 2012, no revisions since 2017, 2023, or 2025.