What the release reports
Li Ying received S$50,620 for unauthorised dormitory conversion, S$6,000 for unauthorised self-employed subletting and four weeks for attempted bribery.
Details and conditions
He partitioned a terrace house, housed up to twenty-one workers and collected S$15,620 rental revenue. A S$100 bribe offered during inspection was rejected.
Context and follow-up
His employment pass for a clerk role did not authorise a separate rental business. The release describes the six-person residential cap then in force; property, work-pass and corruption offences are separate grounds of accountability.
Official attachments and further guidance
Official source
This report is independently written from the MOM release dated above. Case status, policy announcements and historical figures refer to that release.
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