Let Presidential Elections Committee do their job, don't put pressure on them: George Goh

SINGAPORE: The public should let the Presidential Elections Committee (PEC) do its job of evaluating prospective candidates, and not put pressure on them, presi

"I think PEC has a big job as there are two candidates currently who will go through the deliberative track," said Mr Goh, referring to Mr Ng and himself.

Mg Goh, the founder of Harvey Norman Ossia, said that having candidates from both the public and private sector is"healthy" and shows that Singapore is progressing.

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