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A cross-agency system giving authorised frontline officers a consolidated view of clients' circumstances and assistance so support can be coordinated promptly.
A one-stop portal for National Service information and digital transactions.
A shared digital workplace for collaboration across the Singapore Public Service.
A legally binding code requiring designated social media services to enhance user safety, reporting and accountability.
Material or activity that falls outside an organisation's approved brand identity, positioning or guidelines.
The operating-expenditure category covering running costs other than expenditure on manpower and specified grants or transfers.
Media or advertising encountered outside the home, such as displays on streets, public transport or in commercial venues.
A rough scale used to compare quantities that differ by powers of ten.
A condition in which a device or application cannot allocate enough memory to continue operating normally.
A status indicating that a person is away and may be unavailable to respond.
The official agenda for a parliamentary sitting, listing questions, Bills, motions and other business scheduled to be taken.
Oracle software for modelling and automating rules, decisions and eligibility assessments.
Car registered under an older restricted-use scheme with reduced ownership costs and specified restricted driving hours.
A centre responsible for personnel administration and career support for officers.
Day-to-day spending required to operate an organisation or service.
The office that administers the Lasting Power of Attorney and deputyship framework.
The online service for Lasting Power of Attorney and deputyship-related transactions.
A person responsible for operating specified equipment, a vehicle, system or process.
The activities and processes involved in running, coordinating and supporting day-to-day work or services.
Measures used to protect sensitive operational plans, activities and indicators from being discovered or exploited.
A Public Service Week ceremony that brought officers across the Service together to reaffirm their commitment and renew the One Public Service pledge.
Progressive wage requirements covering specified occupations such as administrators and drivers.
A structured description of a military force's units, command relationships, strength, equipment and disposition.
The date on which a Full-time National Serviceman completes full-time service and becomes operationally ready.
The continuing National Service obligations performed after completion of full-time service.
A short form referring to the Municipal Services Office's OneService platform.
Singapore legislation governing the unauthorised communication, receipt and safeguarding of official information.
A government agency providing victims of online harms in Singapore with a dedicated avenue to seek timely redress.
An integrated portal providing developers and related professionals with digital land-administration and regulatory services across the development lifecycle.
Information-technology systems and support used to enable operational-support functions.
A network or environment used to support operational-support functions and communications.
An office coordinating the Our Singapore engagement programme and related public-participation work.
Legislation providing administrative and court-based remedies for victims of specified online harms.
A Civil Service scheme of service covering operations support roles.
The former national office coordinating Singapore’s space technology and industry development.
Hardware and software that monitor or control physical equipment and industrial or infrastructure processes.
Testing conducted in realistic operating conditions to determine whether a system is effective and suitable for use.
An NTUC institute that develops union leaders and labour-movement practitioners through training, research and leadership programmes.
The Public Service opportunities marketplace supporting access to cross-agency growth and development opportunities.
A temporary code valid for a single login or transaction, used as an additional authentication factor.
The administrative process completed when a person leaves a unit, role, organisation or programme.