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A political office-holder appointment supporting a ministry and its parliamentary and policy work.
A support or fulfilment request raised through the relevant service-management process; for example, an SIS SR may be required for whitelisting.
Directional guidance from a senior officer or forum on how to proceed. A steer may narrow the options or indicate a preferred approach without constituting formal approval.
A senior leadership group used to coordinate strategy, people and organisational performance.
The organisation’s senior management group, typically comprising its top office-holders and functional leaders.
A senior ministry leader below the Permanent Secretary level, usually responsible for a major policy or organisational portfolio.
AIC's online service for applying for disability and caregiving financial-assistance schemes.
A short-term Public Service programme that enables officers to contribute their expertise and experience to cross-agency projects outside their usual role.
The Public Service framework describing leadership competencies and red-flag behaviours at different leadership levels.
Singapore legislation governing the unauthorised communication, receipt and safeguarding of official information.
The most senior civil servant heading a ministry, accountable for its administration, policy support and organisational performance. Reports to the Minister.
A physical Public Service identity or benefits card issued to eligible officers; functions and retention arrangements vary by ministry and employment status.
A network that provides public officers with personalised career guidance and support.
The function that manages public feedback and service-quality matters through channels such as phone, email and written correspondence.
A physical authentication token used with older GSIB access arrangements to generate a rotating one-time code.
An IMDA pilot programme that helped industry and research partners develop and test emerging-technology solutions.
The most senior public-service leadership appointment, responsible for leading the Civil Service and stewarding the wider Public Service.
The Singapore Government's central agency providing corporate shared services such as human resources, finance and procurement support.
The length of time an officer has served in the organisation or Public Service, depending on the context.
An appointment used where an organisation has more than one director-level role, generally with a stated portfolio.
A senior ministry appointment used where more than one Deputy Secretary-level role exists, generally with a defined portfolio.
The entry commissioned-officer rank in the Singapore Armed Forces after officer training.
A political office-holder appointed as an additional minister in a ministry, usually with specified portfolios.
A specialist rank above Third Sergeant and below First Sergeant.
A warrant-officer rank above Third Warrant Officer and below First Warrant Officer.
Services supporting safe and orderly air traffic, including air-traffic management, communications, navigation and surveillance.
Security services provided for government personnel, facilities, information or systems.
Charges collected by town councils for maintaining and managing common property in housing estates.
A classified or highly restricted digital network used for secret information and communications.
A senior role providing specialist advice, judgement and guidance to leaders or teams.
A Republic of Singapore Air Force base located in Sembawang.
A senior Singapore Police Force rank above Assistant Commissioner and below Deputy Commissioner.
A platform for registering, monitoring and managing sensor assets across their lifecycle.
The coordinated search for and rescue of people in distress on land, at sea or in the air.
An election official who assists returning officers at a senior level with electoral operations.
A viral respiratory disease caused by the SARS coronavirus, associated with the 2003 global outbreak.
A network-security architecture that delivers connectivity and security services together, commonly through cloud-based points of presence.
Benefits, allowances or entitlements provided to personnel as part of their service conditions.
An approach that incorporates security requirements and threat considerations from the earliest stages of design and development.
An operating model that organises capabilities and workflows around end-to-end services rather than only organisational units or systems.
Town council managing common property and municipal services for the Sembawang constituency.
A centre providing day care, rehabilitation and other support services for seniors in the community.
A senior frontline Community Care role with broader care and support responsibilities.
A Singapore-headquartered company operating energy and urban-solutions businesses, including renewables and utilities.
ICA's service-transformation vision of 'No Fuss; No Visit; No Waiting', implemented through digital services, integrated processing and automation.
A service that assesses or supports compliance with security policies and requirements.
The national standard time used in Seychelles, at UTC+4.
A senior leadership appointment responsible for a major organisational function, portfolio or group.
An assessment used to determine whether a person meets severe-disability criteria for selected care schemes.
The statutory board responsible for developing and managing Sentosa.