it was sort of set up by lee kuan yew. it's been in effect for well over six decades.combines economic openness with a real sense of political control and social control. do you think that model needs to change? well, i disagree with the assumptions in your question about political control and economic control. you know, in the last elections, we had 61%, the opposition had 40% of the votes. voting is free and fair. the reason why the pap has managed a substantial dominance is because in 1965, when the pap came to... when we took independence, or when we had independence thrust upon us, gdp per capita was about $500. today it's $55,000. it's... on any index that you look at — education, healthcare, housing, law and order — we are, you know, in the top three or four in the world. and, you know, the people understand that. but at the same time, there is a very vibrant set of discussions going on. and i would say that... i wouldn't quite put it as political control and social control. 0k. but the model... let's dig into your particular remit. you're home affairs minister,