Additionally, Mr Chua pointed out that short-term stays disrupt the hotel industry worldwide, not just in Singapore
SINGAPORE: Workers’ Party MP Louis Chua recently raised a question in Parliament about enforcing actions against online platforms offering illegal short-term accommodations in Singapore.
Residents surveyed by the URA also cited worries about peace and order, specifically loud noises in the night and property damage. .Louis Chua asks Transport Ministry to consider continuing Shuttle Tebrau to JB after RTS Link starts operations Earlier this month, Mr Chua asked the Minister for National Development infringements of the Planning Act 1998 relating to the letting out of short-term accommodation over the last five years.
However, enforcement action has only been taken against the parties directly responsible for the misuse of the property and not the online platforms that list these accommodations.Workers' Party to ask Tan See Leng questions on increase of CPF Basic Retirement Sum and long-term inflation assumptions
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