1984 Singapore general election
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The 1984 Singapore general election was a parliamentary election in which the long-ruling People's Action Party retained power and during which the Non-constituency Member of Parliament scheme was first implemented to allow limited opposition representation in Parliament.
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| 1984 Singapore general election canonical | 1 |
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Target entity: 1984 Singapore general election Context triple: [Non-constituency Member of Parliament, firstUseElection, 1984 Singapore general election]
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A.
Parliamentary Elections Act of Singapore
The Parliamentary Elections Act of Singapore is a key piece of legislation that governs the conduct, procedures, and regulation of parliamentary elections in Singapore.
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B.
Malaysian general elections
Malaysian general elections are nationwide parliamentary polls held in Malaysia to choose members of the federal legislature and determine the formation of the national government.
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C.
Presidential Elections Act (Singapore)
The Presidential Elections Act (Singapore) is the primary statute governing the conduct, procedures, and eligibility framework for Singapore’s presidential elections.
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D.
Referendum Act of Singapore
The Referendum Act of Singapore is a key statute that governs how national referendums are conducted, setting out the rules and procedures for consulting citizens on major constitutional or national issues.
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E.
Penang state elections
Penang state elections are periodic polls in the Malaysian state of Penang to choose representatives for its State Legislative Assembly and determine the composition of the state government.
- F. None of above. chosen
- G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.
Target entity: 1984 Singapore general election Target entity description: The 1984 Singapore general election was a parliamentary election in which the long-ruling People's Action Party retained power and during which the Non-constituency Member of Parliament scheme was first implemented to allow limited opposition representation in Parliament.
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A.
Parliamentary Elections Act of Singapore
The Parliamentary Elections Act of Singapore is a key piece of legislation that governs the conduct, procedures, and regulation of parliamentary elections in Singapore.
-
B.
Malaysian general elections
Malaysian general elections are nationwide parliamentary polls held in Malaysia to choose members of the federal legislature and determine the formation of the national government.
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C.
Presidential Elections Act (Singapore)
The Presidential Elections Act (Singapore) is the primary statute governing the conduct, procedures, and eligibility framework for Singapore’s presidential elections.
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D.
Referendum Act of Singapore
The Referendum Act of Singapore is a key statute that governs how national referendums are conducted, setting out the rules and procedures for consulting citizens on major constitutional or national issues.
-
E.
Penang state elections
Penang state elections are periodic polls in the Malaysian state of Penang to choose representatives for its State Legislative Assembly and determine the composition of the state government.
- F. None of above. chosen
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