Singapore’s Deputy PM says independent panels not needed for insurance discrimination appeals

Lawrence Wong says insurers must be accountable for their own decisions and rules out third-party appeals concerning discrimination against disabled and neurodivergent individuals

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Singapores deputy pm says independent panels not needed for insurance discrimination appeals
Singapores deputy pm says independent panels not needed for insurance discrimination appeals
Singapores deputy pm says independent panels not needed for insurance discrimination appeals
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