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Non-constituency Member of Parliament

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Non-constituency Member of Parliament

A Non-constituency Member of Parliament (NCMP) is a member of an opposition political party in Singapore who, as stipulated in Article 39 of the Constitution and the Parliamentary Elections Act, is declared to have been elected a Member of Parliament (MP) without constituency representation, despite having lost in a general election, by virtue of having been one of the opposition candidates with the highest vote shares among the unelected. NCMPs enjoy all of the privileges of ordinary members of Parliament, apart from the salary, which is substantially lower. The NCMP scheme is a unique feature not seen in traditional Westminster system styles of government. The number of NCMPs seats in Singapore has been progressively raised since the scheme's introduction in 1984, starting with a cap of three, increased to six in 1997, nine in 2010 and finally twelve in 2016. On 19 May 2025, the Elections Department (ELD) announced the appointment of Andre Low and Eileen Chong as NCMPs. Both stood as candidates for the Workers' Party (WP) in the 2025 general election, Low in Jalan Kayu SMC and Chong as part of the WP team contesting in Tampines GRC respectively. As the highest-scoring opposition candidates who were not elected, their appointments filled the final two slots of the twelve available under the NCMP scheme, as their party won ten elected seats during the election.

Infobox

Style
The Honourable(formal)
Appointer
President of Singapore
Term length
Five years
Formation
22 August 1984; 41 years ago (1984-08-22)
First holder
Lee Siew Choh
Salary
S$28,900 annually

Tables

· Overview › Rationale
1968
1968
Year ofgeneral election
1968
Percentage of voteswon by the PAP
86.7%
Percentage of voteswon by the opposition
13.3%
Number of seats wonby the PAP
58
Number of seats wonby the opposition
0
1972
1972
Year ofgeneral election
1972
Percentage of voteswon by the PAP
70.4%
Percentage of voteswon by the opposition
29.6%
Number of seats wonby the PAP
65
Number of seats wonby the opposition
0
1976
1976
Year ofgeneral election
1976
Percentage of voteswon by the PAP
74.1%
Percentage of voteswon by the opposition
25.9%
Number of seats wonby the PAP
69
Number of seats wonby the opposition
0
1980
1980
Year ofgeneral election
1980
Percentage of voteswon by the PAP
77.7%
Percentage of voteswon by the opposition
22.3%
Number of seats wonby the PAP
75
Number of seats wonby the opposition
0
Year ofgeneral election
Percentage of voteswon by the PAP
Percentage of voteswon by the opposition
Number of seats wonby the PAP
Number of seats wonby the opposition
1968
86.7%
13.3%
58
0
1972
70.4%
29.6%
65
0
1976
74.1%
25.9%
69
0
1980
77.7%
22.3%
75
0
· Allocation › List of NCMPs
Minimum
Minimum
Year
Minimum
Opposition MPs
MP-elects
Opposition MPs
Offered to
NCMP seat offers
Accepted
NCMP seat offers
Declined
1984
1984
Year
1984
Opposition MPs
3
Opposition MPs
2 (1 each from WP and SDP)
NCMP seat offers
1 (WP only; later offered to SUF)
NCMP seat offers
0
NCMP seat offers
2
Remarks
Both offers were declined and no further offers were subsequently made.
1988
1988
Year
1988
Opposition MPs
1 (SDP only)
Opposition MPs
2 (WP only)
NCMP seat offers
1
NCMP seat offers
0
NCMP seat offers
One NCMP seat was later declared vacant before the opening of Parliament.
1991
1991
Year
1991
Opposition MPs
4 (3 from SDP, 1 from WP)
Opposition MPs
0
NCMP seat offers
Not offered
NCMP seat offers
No NCMP seat was offered as number of opposition MPs-elect (4) exceeded minimum number of opposition MPs (3).
1997
1997
Year
1997
Opposition MPs
2 (1 each from SPP and WP)
Opposition MPs
1 (WP only)
NCMP seat offers
1
NCMP seat offers
0
NCMP seat offers
NCMP expelled in July 2001, three months before end of term.
2001
2001
Year
2001
Opposition MPs
2 (1 each from SDA and WP)
Opposition MPs
1 (SDA only)
NCMP seat offers
1
NCMP seat offers
0
2006
2006
Year
2006
Opposition MPs
2 (1 each from SDA and WP)
Opposition MPs
1 (WP only)
NCMP seat offers
1
NCMP seat offers
0
2011
2011
Year
2011
Opposition MPs
9
Opposition MPs
6 (WP only)
NCMP seat offers
3 (2 from WP, 1 from SPP)
NCMP seat offers
3
NCMP seat offers
0
2015
2015
Year
2015
Opposition MPs
6 (WP only)
Opposition MPs
3 (WP only)
NCMP seat offers
3
NCMP seat offers
1
NCMP seat offers
One candidate declined the offer and was later replaced through a motion in Parliament.
2020
2020
Year
2020
Opposition MPs
12
Opposition MPs
10 (WP only)
NCMP seat offers
2 (PSP only)
NCMP seat offers
2
NCMP seat offers
0
2025
2025
Year
2025
Opposition MPs
10 (WP only)
Opposition MPs
2 (WP only)
NCMP seat offers
2
NCMP seat offers
0
Year
Opposition MPs
NCMP seat offers
Remarks
Minimum
MP-elects
Offered to
Accepted
Declined
1984
3
2 (1 each from WP and SDP)
1 (WP only; later offered to SUF)
0
2
Both offers were declined and no further offers were subsequently made.
1988
1 (SDP only)
2 (WP only)
1
0
One NCMP seat was later declared vacant before the opening of Parliament.
1991
4 (3 from SDP, 1 from WP)
0
Not offered
No NCMP seat was offered as number of opposition MPs-elect (4) exceeded minimum number of opposition MPs (3).
1997
2 (1 each from SPP and WP)
1 (WP only)
1
0
NCMP expelled in July 2001, three months before end of term.
2001
2 (1 each from SDA and WP)
1 (SDA only)
1
0
2006
2 (1 each from SDA and WP)
1 (WP only)
1
0
2011
9
6 (WP only)
3 (2 from WP, 1 from SPP)
3
0
2015
6 (WP only)
3 (WP only)
3
1
One candidate declined the offer and was later replaced through a motion in Parliament.
2020
12
10 (WP only)
2 (PSP only)
2
0
2025
10 (WP only)
2 (WP only)
2
0
List of NCMPs · Allocation › List of NCMPs
Lee Siew Choh
1988
1988–1991
Lee Siew Choh
Parliament
7th
Year
1988
Name
Lee Siew Choh
Party
Workers' Party
Constituency
Eunos GRC
Term start
16 September 1988
Term end
14 August 1991
Joshua Benjamin Jeyaretnam
1997
1997–2001
Joshua Benjamin Jeyaretnam
Parliament
9th
Year
1997
Name
Joshua Benjamin Jeyaretnam
Party
Workers' Party
Constituency
Cheng San GRC
Term start
14 January 1997
Term end
23 July 2001
Steve Chia
2001
2001–2006
Steve Chia
Parliament
10th
Year
2001
Name
Steve Chia
Party
Singapore Democratic Alliance
Constituency
Choa Chu Kang SMC
Term start
5 November 2001
Term end
20 April 2006
Sylvia Lim
2006
2006–2011
Sylvia Lim
Parliament
11th
Year
2006
Name
Sylvia Lim
Party
Workers' Party
Constituency
Aljunied GRC
Term start
11 May 2006
Term end
19 April 2011
Lina Loh
2011
2011–2015
Lina Loh
Parliament
12th
Year
2011
Name
Lina Loh
Party
Singapore People's Party
Constituency
Potong Pasir SMC
Term start
16 May 2011
Term end
25 August 2015
Joo Chiat SMC
Joo Chiat SMC
Parliament
Yee Jenn Jong
Year
Workers' Party
Name
Joo Chiat SMC
Dennis Tan
Dennis Tan
Parliament
13th
Year
2015
Name
Dennis Tan
Party
Fengshan SMC
Constituency
16 September 2015
Term start
23 June 2020
Leong Mun Wai
2020
2020–2025
Leong Mun Wai
Parliament
14th
Year
2020
Name
Leong Mun Wai
Party
Progress Singapore Party
Constituency
West Coast GRC
Term start
16 July 2020
Term end
15 April 2025
Andre Low
Andre Low
Parliament
15th
Year
2025
Name
Andre Low
Party
Workers' Party
Constituency
Jalan Kayu SMC
Term start
19 May 2025
Term end
Present
Parliament
Year
Name
Party
Constituency
Term start
Term end
6th
NCMP seat not taken up after the 1984 general election
7th
1988
Lee Siew Choh
Workers' Party
Eunos GRC
16 September 1988
14 August 1991
8th
No NCMP seats allotted during the 1991 general election
9th
1997
Joshua Benjamin Jeyaretnam
Workers' Party
Cheng San GRC
14 January 1997
23 July 2001
10th
2001
Steve Chia
Singapore Democratic Alliance
Choa Chu Kang SMC
5 November 2001
20 April 2006
11th
2006
Sylvia Lim
Workers' Party
Aljunied GRC
11 May 2006
19 April 2011
12th
2011
Lina Loh
Singapore People's Party
Potong Pasir SMC
16 May 2011
25 August 2015
Yee Jenn Jong
Workers' Party
Joo Chiat SMC
Gerald Giam
East Coast GRC
13th
2015
Dennis Tan
Fengshan SMC
16 September 2015
23 June 2020
Leon Perera
East Coast GRC
Daniel Goh
29 February 2016
14th
2020
Leong Mun Wai
Progress Singapore Party
West Coast GRC
16 July 2020
15 April 2025
Hazel Poa
15th
2025
Andre Low
Workers' Party
Jalan Kayu SMC
19 May 2025
Present
Eileen Chong
Tampines GRC
The names in bold are the individuals' surnames.

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  100. Eventually enacted as the Constitution of the Republic of Singapore (Amendment) Act 2010 ([{{{archiverurl}}} No. 9 of 2
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