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Fund-raising Expense Ratio^#	Maximum 30%
Latest declared compliance with the Code of Governance
Submission of latest Annual Report, Financial Statements and Governance Evaluation Checklist^{^}

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Notes:
  # This ratio reflects the total fund-raising expenses to the total gross receipts from fund-raising and sponsorships of the charity for the latest financial year. All charities are expected to keep this ratio below 30%.
  ^ Based on the Financial statements, Annual Report and Governance Evaluation Checklist submission for the charity’s latest financial year. Please refer to the individual tabs for more information on the annual submissions filed by the charity.
  + The information displayed under the “Other Information” field is maintained by the charity directly. Accordingly, the Government does not guarantee the accuracy, correctness, adequacy, fullness or reliability of the information in this field. The publication of information in this field and on this page does not constitute an approval or endorsement by the Government. The Government shall not be liable in any way whatsoever for any claims, expenses, costs, liabilities, damages or losses resulting or arising (directly or indirectly) from your use of or your reliance on the information provided on this page.

Organisation Information

UEN

S71SS0056J

Contact Person:

GOH HONG WEE

Registration Date:

21/7/1986

Charity Setup:

Society

Office No.:

65137310

Status of Charity:

Registered

Fax No.:

66598946

IPC Status:

Not Applicable

Email Address:

info@emss.org.sg

IPC Period:

Not Applicable

Address:

22 SIN MING LANE, #03-85, MIDVIEW CITY, 573969

Sector Administrator:

Ministry of Health

Website:

Not Applicable Not Available

Last Profile Update:

17/01/2022

Objectives

(a) to advance the knowledge and practice of medicine in the field of endocrinology and metabolism.
(b) to promote research in the Republic of Singapore in endocrinology and metabolism.
(c) to organise regular scientific discussions and practical demonstrations on subjects relating to endocrinology. and metabolism
(d) to acquire, establish, print and publish books, magazines, periodicals, leaflets or other literary or scientific works that the SOCIETY may think desirable for the promotion of its objects.
(e) to receive cash, or bonds, or share certificates from any person or groups of persons so disposed on behalf of the SOCIETY and also to borrow or raise money and to invest and deal with money so derived for the purpose of enhancing the study and research in endocrine and metabolic diseases.

Vision and Mission

The Endocrine and Metabolic Society of Singapore was established in 1971. Since its inception, the Society has played a leading role in advocating and supporting the advancement of teaching, clinical practice and research in Endocrinology and Metabolism.

Organisation Activities

Financial assistance, bursaries & scholarships

Training & education

Research

Particulars of Patrons

S/N	Salutation	Full Name
No record found

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Governing Board Members/ Trustees

S/N	Full Name	Designation
1	LIEW CHOON FONG, STANLEY	VICE-PRESIDENT
2	TIONG YEE SIAN	COMMITTEE MEMBER
3	AU SHU CHUAN VANESSA	SECRETARY
4	KEK PENG CHIN	COMMITTEE MEMBER
5	LIM CHIN CHIN VIVIEN	COMMITTEE MEMBER
6	LOH ZHI WEN	COMMITTEE MEMBER
7	CHUA WEI JIE MARVIN	TREASURER
8	CHUA JIA MIN	COMMITTEE MEMBER
9	LIEW CHOON FONG, STANLEY	PRESIDENT
10	CHAN SOO LING	COMMITTEE MEMBER

Key Officers

S/N	Full Name	Designation
1	CHEN Weiliang Abel	COMMITTEE MEMBER
2	Leow Khee Shing Melvin	PRESIDENT
3	LIEW CHOON FONG, STANLEY	VICE-PRESIDENT
4	CHAN SOO LING	COMMITTEE MEMBER
5	ZHU LING	HONORARY TREASURER
6	TAN TECK HUAT ANDRE	COMMITTEE MEMBER
7	AU SHU CHUAN VANESSA	HONORARY SECRETARY

Financial Information

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S/N	FY Period	Income (S$)	Spending (S$)	Mandatory to submit OFS	FS Submission Status

Financial Summary of past three (3) financial periods

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Annual Report

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S/N	FY Period	Status

Governance Evaluation Checklist (GEC)

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Interpretation of Governance Evaluation Checklist (GEC) Compliance

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S/N	Evaluation Period	Mandatory to submit GEC	Status

Governance Evaluation Checklist (GEC) for the period

S/N	Code Description	Code ID	Compliance	Explanation

Endocrine and Metabolic Society of Singapore