mentor-coaching programme, to help owners and managers of SMEs to get back on their feet and become self-sustainable in their businesses. Entrepreneurs: policy measures to complement the government’s existing range of solutions, to better help local entrepreneurs start a business and earn a living. This includes those in the design, arts, construction, manufacturing and other sectors. Central Provident Fund/retirement: a wider range of options and retirement savings programmes that Singaporeans can choose from. Key leaders in the private sector insurance and investment industry to be called upon to come up with better investment and insurance schemes under the CPF structure, to fill in the current gaps in the CPF system. Malay-Muslim issues: identifying and challenging more Malay-Muslim PMETs to step forward as next-generation community leaders, and together find new solutions for the Malay-Muslim community. Organisation and structure Central Executive Committee As of 23 February 2019, the CEC consist of: Electoral performance In the 2015 elections, the party was temporarily merged with Singapore People's Party; The results in the list display only the results earned in their contested constituency (Bishan–Toa Payoh Group Representation Constituency) Parliamentary by-election results (as United Front) References External links Official Website of DPP SgSL: General Election - Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) party symbol, explained by SADeafSG 1973 establishments in Singapore Democratic socialist parties in Asia Political parties established in 1973 Political parties in Singapore Progressive parties Socialist parties in Singapore