Mr Loganathan, 57, served in the SAF for 25 years before he retired in 2009 as a Lieutenant Colonel.
Mr Loganathan said that he had supported Singapore’s first generation of leaders, but over the last decade, he felt that some government policies on housing, healthcare and jobs made him realise that there was room for improvement."It would be a good time for to review their new labour force structure, also taking into account the new economy,” said Mr Loganathan.Ms Wendy Low currently leads the intellectual property advisory and dispute practice at legal firm Eldan Law.
“The Government has started imposing the carbon tax but we should push for the carbon tax to be raised sooner rather than later because the sea levels are rising quite quickly and this is a source of concern,” said Mr Tay.Mr Kumaran Pillai, 49, is CEO for venture accelerator Apple Seed. He was part of the editorial team at the Independent News, but left the position to join politics.
“It’s time to make my arguments there. I hope to be represented and be the voice for the people,” he added.