Between 1981 and 1991, Singapore underwent a defining decade of political change. Former Senior Minister S. Jayakumar, who helped shape three landmark constitutional reforms, sits down with three young CNA journalists at the Old Parliament House, where these laws were passed. Drawing on his new book, he revisits how a single opposition victory in 1981 spurred Lee Kuan Yew to propose an Elected Presidency to safeguard Singapore's reserves.