The Government will step in and has the right to terminate funding for SPH Media Trust (SMT) if misconduct or mismanagement of public funding and serious wrongdoings are found in the future. Minister for Communications and Information Josephine Teo told Parliament on...
The committee’s report also listed ways SMT will improve its internal controls and enhance its risk management. This includes commissioning external parties to look at its governance, control and compliance.
This is against the backdrop of the erosion of trust in news globally, from an already modest 42 per cent in 2022 to 40 per cent in 2023. The matter is now before the police and the focus should be on ensuring that SMT discharges its public duties responsibly on an ongoing basis, she added.
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