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To co-ordinate the activities of Ministries and the general policies of the Government and to provide overall policy direction; to eradicate corruption and maintain readiness for elections; to guide and co-ordinate whole-of-government efforts in the implementation of national population policies and programmes; to implement national research, innovation and enterprise strategies; to strive for robust security, a networked government and a resilient Singapore; to ensure the efficient and effective management and development of public service officers through sound and progressive personnel policies in service conditions, career growth and staff training; to build capacity and capability in the Service, promote quality service and productivity; to provide secretariat support to the Public Service Commission (PSC); and to promote sustained non-inflationary economic growth, as well as foster a sound and progressive financial centre.
PRIME MINISTER'S OFFICE
| Address : | Orchard Road Istana Singapore 238823 |
| Tel : | 62358577 |
| Fax : | 63328983(PM) 67324627(SM) 67345244(MM) 68356621(General Office) |
| Internet Website : | http://www.pmo.gov.sg |
| Email Address : | pmo_hq@pmo.gov.sg |
To co-ordinate the activities of Ministries and the general policies of the Government and to provide overall policy direction; to eradicate corruption and maintain readiness for elections; to guide and co-ordinate whole-of-government efforts in the implementation of national population policies and programmes; to implement national research, innovation and enterprise strategies; to strive for robust security, a networked government and a resilient Singapore; to ensure the efficient and effective management and development of public service officers through sound and progressive personnel policies in service conditions, career growth and staff training; to build capacity and capability in the Service, promote quality service and productivity; to provide secretariat support to the Public Service Commission (PSC); and to promote sustained non-inflationary economic growth, as well as foster a sound and progressive financial centre.
Political Appointees & Their Personal Assistants
Senior Management & Their Personal Assistants
Portfolio
Subjects
| Cabinet Business | National Flag and Anthem | Table of Precedence |
| Honours and Awards | Justices of the Peace | Prevention of Corrupt Practices |
| Elections | National Population Policies and Programmes | National Research, Innovation and Enterprise Coordination |
| National Security and Intelligence Co-ordination | Public Service for the 21st Century (PS21) Programme | Talent Management |
| Administrative Service | Appointments | Benefits |
| Compensation | Superannuation | Resort Management |
| PM2S | Personnel Boards | Appeals Board |
| Civil Service Industrial Relations | Staff Development Policy | Strategic Policy and Issues |
| Public Service Commission Secretariat | Public Policy Development Training | Public Administration and Management Training and Consulting |
| Banking, Currency, Insurance, Monetary & Securities Industry Affairs | Liaison with International and Regional Financial Organisations. |
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DISCLAIMER: SGDi is an online information service to facilitate communication between the civil service and the public. Emails from members of the public to public officers listed in SGDi will be routinely processed as with any written correspondences. Senders should provide their names, physical addresses, and telephone numbers for call back, authentication or clarification. Advertisers should not use the SGDi to promote their products or services as this will clutter the government's email system.
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