​SSS in the News | Next Cabinet reshuffle to be ‘strategic and substantive’, with key ministries changing hands: Analysts

TODAY

Apart from the appointment of two new Deputy Prime Ministers, the next Cabinet reshuffle is unlikely to be as extensive as the changes made earlier this year, said political analysts. Analysts are largely eyeing changes to three key portfolios — education, defence and foreign affairs — which were among those that did not change hands in the May Cabinet reshuffle. NTU political scientist Woo Jun Jie felt that it was more likely for current Home Affairs Minister Mr K Shanmugam to take over the role of Coordinating Minister for National Security from DPM Mr Teo Chee Hean, on top of his current Home Affairs portfolio.

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