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这个句子是说每个人都可以选我们要的东西。一个例子是2020年的选举，让人们选议会应该有谁。因为有些人对政府和 PAP 说他们不满意， 所以在2020年的选举是 PAP 有最少的支持者的年。

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The General Elections in Singapore is a way that the people in Singapore can have a stake in Singapore's future. The General Elections allows citizens to vote for the candidate that they want next in line to help run the country. This develops a greater sense of belonging and become more willing to be involved as citizens have to make a decision that will ultimately determine Singapore's future

Another method the Singapore government provides a stake for everyone is by putting up posters and advertisements, convincing citizens to help do their part for society. For example, those 'save water wally' posters and advertisements put up by PUB. They make citizens feel like they are included in Singapore's future and have a role in society to fulfil and therefore be more willing to be involved in working towards to the good of society

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In 2003 , the government opened NEWater to the Singaporean public, with the opening of the first two NEWater plants at Bedok and Kranji. As it cushions our water supply and strengthens our water resilience in case if one of our national taps stops like the agreement between Malaysia . Keane

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During the covid-19 pandemic the government stayed relevant as when the new covid vaccine came out, Singapore was one of first few to allow their citizens to take it.When some of the Singaporeans felt that the covid vaccine was not safe, Lee Hsien Loong and some others took the vaccine to show that it was safe.

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Being more tech-savvy like using cashless methods for payment and having HBL during the covid 19 period

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Forward-looking and taking actions early can prevent the situation from worsening or maximise opportunities for Singaporeans. One example of this is when a budget was set aside to help reduce the risk of rising sea levels.

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People in Singapore being able to vote for its Government makes citizens develop a greater sense of belonging as their opinions are heard and taken into consideration and thus become more willing to be involved in working towards the good of society

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Anticipating change and staying relevant would be able to improve and keep up with the rest of the world. In the recent years, safety measures took place to prevent the spread of COVID-19 to prevent the virus from spreading. Many changes were anticipated and quickly put into action like homebased learning for students. Students would still be able to learn despite not being in school.

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By giving the opportunity for Singapore citizens above the age of 21 to vote for their leaders, it gives them a say in the stake of Singapore's future, which makes them more willing to be involved in working towards the good of the society and achieve a sense of belonging

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Anticipating change and staying relevant means being able to see the future and take action on it to minimise the danger and threat . An example is when Singapore was trying to give each students a Personal Learning Devices. This is a way of staying relevant as the government where getting prepared to allow students to continue learning during the pandemic in case there was another lockdown. This makes students able to continue with their education while being at home. As it may cause a huge some of money, they took the money from other areas such as planting trees at NPark, making them being able to anticipate change. Another example would be the rise of sea levels in Singapore. Singapore's government were implementing a 50-100- year solution to solve the problem despite the cost of $100 billion over the 50-100 years would be costly. Therefore, anticipating change is acting on an issue and adjusting to it easily and staying relevant is making sure that the aim of solving the issue would be achievable.

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As providing a stake for everyone and opportunities for all refers to giving citizens a say in decision making, one example is voting for which government we want

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The government coming up with HBL during the covid 19 pandemic shows that they had anticipated in a change of how students will receive their education to prevent the future spread of covid 19.

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It means that everyone in the country has a say in the decisions made. One such example is the 2020 General Election where the people have a say in what the parliament should be composed of. As such quite some people voiced out their discontent with the Government and PAP over the handling of COVID 19 and as such the 2020 General election was the one with the smallest percentage of PAP

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The government provides a stake for everyone by Giving citizens a chance to vote for their future leaders during election as by doing so the people will therefore feel compelled to feel to be at fault if Singapore were to do badly, economy wise or have societal problems.

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Governments have to anticipate change and find solutions for future problems so that they can solve issues over a long span of time. For example, Singapore is trying to solve their issue of water supply by innovating new technology and promoting good habits. They have been trying to solve this issue for many years now even though their contract with Malaysia will end in 2060 around 40 years from now. This shows that governments have no time to delay and must try to solve future issues now to not strain the government when it does happen.

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By making citizens feel that they have a stake in Singapore's future, they will become more involved and develop a greater sense of belonging. This creates opportunities for Singaporeans to share their opinions on new policies and decision-making. One example of this is when the government asked the citizens on whether casinos should be included in integrated resorts.

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Government gives citizens the opportunities to vote for theirs leaders this makes the citizens have a sense of contributing to their homeland and thus be more willing to work for SG. One example of this implied in real word could be in schools. Schools have student leaders to organise activities in schools , this gives them experience and better contribute to society.

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The Government has put in place a comprehensive suite of measures to provide our seniors security and comfort in their silver years. As our seniors adjust to the rising prices, more support will also be available to provide them with greater assurance in their retirement. Schemes like the Medisave top-up, Silver support scheme and Cash Payout for seniors were put in place. This would give them a sense of belonging as they are involved in the working towards a better society in Singapore.

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Government gave the low income families by giving the distribution of vouchers, such as CDC and GST vouchers which are given mostly to low-income groups to them to afford the cost of living. People who might not be able to afford the cost of living would be given more vouchers to help them and be able to purchase basic necessities. Overall, the distribution of vouchers helps to ease the cost of living for low-income groups.

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- Refers to giving citizens a say in decision making, giving them a greater sense of belonging and become more willing to be involved in working towards the good of society
- Opportunities must be given to encourage the people to share their opinions and views on policies and decision making
- One example is the government consulting the public about their opinion on building casinos in Integrated resorts.

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This means when citizens feel that they have a stake in Singapore's future, they develop a greater sense of belonging and become more willing to be more involved in working towards the good in society. Therefore opportunities are created to encourage Singaporeans to share their views on policies and decision making.One example is CDC vouchers and FAS scheme. This helps lower income families has they may not be able to afford daily necessities that easily. FAS scheme helps students who cant pay for school fees or even school food. This shows opportunities for everyone as the lower income people still have access to basic needs after the schemes and vouchers

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Having a stake for everyone, allows people to have more opportunities to get involved in sharing their views and decision-making. Hence, this fosters a sense of belonging and through emotional ties and community participation. For example, the government wanted to the peoples' opinions on the issue on casinos in integrated resorts. When the public has different opinions, the government considered them and came up a suitable solution by having a national framework to deal with gambling. Therefore, this makes people feel important and that their opinions were considered.

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During the great recession of 2008, the Singapore Finance minister was quick to respond and help with the deteriorating market. To help the Singapore's economy, the Singapore's finance minister pledged to S$2.9 billion in November 2008 and a further S$20.5 billion Resilience Package in January 2009.

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repealing 377a it was a way to stay relevant with the times and since it was already a law that they could not enforce properly, they had to anticipate the consequences of keeping it and had to stay relevant.

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people in singapore is able to vote for its government.This makes people feel a sensse of belonging because they think that their opinion is heard and taken into consideration.

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The government needs to anticipate change and stay relevant thus they have taken sound actions early to minimise threats and maximise opportunities for the people of Singapore. One example is that they have taken ambitious early actions on climate change. They made early policy choices that reduced our greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, for example, by switching from fuel oil to natural gas– the cleanest form of fossil fuel – for power generation. Thus this will allow Singapore's future to be safe.

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By giving opportunities to all citizens, they can be more involved in the current affairs which would motivate them to voice out their opinion, shared views can shape the future of Singapore to create a better future. For example, the Singapore government consulted the public on the issue of having access to basic living needs, this allows citizens who are financially unstable to share their views and receive help.

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By anticipating change and staying relevant, Singapore will be prepared for adversities and will be able to cope with the issues. One such example would be the rising costs of goods. Where in Singapore, a country that heavily relies on imports, plans to make its own produce despite the limited space by relying on vertical gardens and obtaining clean water from the 4 national taps. This will help Singapore cope with food shortages and rising costs because if food shortages were to happen or if pandemics were to occur, resulting in transport being prohibited, Singapore will still be able to survive on its own while being more independeent.

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One example is HBL.With COVID,the government realised that learning from home is key and soon transitioned to full HBL.Then,afterwards,the following year, when HBL was implemented it it was much smoother and better. Afterwards,HBL became a regular event, anticipating that in the future, in person schools may no longer be relevant

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A stake for everone,opportunities for all means to foster a sense of belonging through emotional ties and community participation. It is to allow people more opportunities to get involved in the decision making process.

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In light of the recent situation the government has changed the Dorson level to green starting Monday which a step in showing that Singapore  is looking forward and starting to resume normal activities.

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The Government has allowed democracy in Singapore and gave people a voice to vote for their preferred leaders of Singapore. This makes the citizens feel a sense of belonging as they have a say on the affairs of the country.

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Anticipating change and staying relevant are important so that the government can minimise threats and maximise opportunities for the people of Singapore. This means that Singapore is forward-looking and makes decisions in anticipation of future challenges. For example, Singapore’s water agreement with Malaysia ends in 2061, so in anticipation of the need to have our own supply of water, the government produced NEWater.

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The government has taken initiatives to guarantee that Singapore is self-sufficient in water supply in order to prepare for Singapore's future water needs - for it to be self sufficient. An example is the NEWater initiative to help Singapore's water supply stay sufficient.

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Government giving the low income families to receive educational support by giving them, the opportunity to apply for FAS, which helps them get free textbooks and pocket money for school meals. Thus, this shows that everyone in the society is being treated equally and everyone has the opportunity to receive proper education.