Singapore’s Parliament passes an amended motion from the Workers’ Party (WP) on the future of Singapore’s economy after a debate lasting nearly nine hours. Channel NewsAsia reports the motion is approved with four amendments, following discussion involving 24 MPs, including four political office holders. The Straits Times reports that all 12 WP Members of Parliament vote against the motion, recording their dissent. Both outlets indicate that the amended text is adopted despite the WP MPs’ opposition, with the final outcome reflecting the majority in Parliament. The debate covers issues related to how Singapore’s economy should be managed and developed going forward, with contributions from government and opposition MPs. The motion’s passage therefore reflects parliamentary support for the amended proposal as adopted during the session, while the WP maintains its differing position by voting against it.