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MCCY’s 10 September 2026 reply says the two films received no government funding and generative-AI use alone does not determine eligibility; agencies apply their own scheme objectives and criteria.
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Official reply, not a new ban, automatic eligibility guarantee or proof of rejected applications. No funding does not establish whether they applied, why rejected or commercial support. Premieres are ministry-reported; films, credits, exact dates and training rights unverified. Hansard, applications, all scheme rules and later changes unread. Footer 30 October 2026 is not reply date or verified revision history. No inferred content endorsement. English original title and AI-assisted bilingual abstract awaiting human review, not fulltranslation; metadata/links only, no fulltext/images reproduced or historicalcapture.
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Ministry of Culture, Community & Youth, Singapore · EN · 2026-09-10
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MCCY’s 10 September 2026 reply says the two films received no government funding and generative-AI use alone does not determine eligibility; agencies apply their own scheme objectives and criteria.
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