He said that while the ruling party has always been held accountable, it has always been Singaporeans' choice to choose good leaders "in whichever system they want".
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Studies may indicate low levels of political polarisation in Singapore, but the twin threats of class and cultural divides remain - and to tackle these deepening fault lines, the country may have to adopt a communitarian model of democracy unique to it.