#261 - Raeesah Khan gets fined but WP leadership could face criminal charges & leaked screenshots show staff making lewd comments

The Committee of Privileges released a bombshell report that recommended a $35,000 fine for Raeesah Khan, but more importantly, also referred WP’s Pritam Singh and Faisal Manap to the public prosecutor for further investigations into their role in the whole RK affair. What are the implications of this report for the political scene in Singapore? Elsewhere, a car rental company is under fire after screenshots of their employees making lewd comments about potential hires over email were leaked to the public. What kind of repercussions will the company face from this fiasco?Our new Sci-Fi Comedy: "Mars Poyi Sernthuttom!"https://www.mewatch.sg/show/Mars-Poyi-Sernthuttom-206486Find us here!Our YLB Subreddit for detailed show notes and mindblowing discussionsYLB's TikTok featuring us dancing uwuOur YLB YouTube channel to watch videos of all our guest interviewsOur YLB IG account where we post exclusive BTS of the podcastRaeesah Khan gets fined but WP leadership could face criminal chargesOfficial Report of the COP (PDF)COP proposes fine of S$35,000 for Raeesah Khan, further investigation into WP leaders Pritam Singh, Faisal ManapCOP explains why Pritam Singh's misconduct deserves further investigationSylvia Lim's notes from WP meeting damaging to Pritam Singh's testimony: COPWP's Dennis Tan votes against report, calls for higher fine for Raeesah Khan's repeated lieDepending on Parliament vote, charge & verdict, WP's Pritam Singh & Faisal Manap may lose seatsLeaked screenshots show staff making lewd commentsManagers at car rental firm exposed after sending explicit e-mails about women job seekersScreenshots of emails show S'pore employees making sexual comments about job applicantsOne Shiok CommentDM from Germany and DM saying we're like a "good beer" Comment from accidentaljuistOne Shiok ThingThe Tinder Swindler | Official Trailer | NetflixSam Harris' podcast on the ethics of apology Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.