The Constitution of Singapore had been amended in 1953 following recommendations by the Rendel Commission, creating a 32-seat Legislative Assembly of Singapore to replace the Legislative Council of Singapore. The Legislative Assembly would become the predecessor to the modern Parliament of Singapore.
The Constitution of Singapore underwent revisions in 1953, following Rendel Commission suggestions, resulting in a 32-seat Legislative Assembly of Singapore replacing the Legislative Council of Singapore. The new Legislative Assembly would eventually become the precursor to the modern Parliament of Singapore.