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What sources of MediSave contributions are eligible for Drive and Save (DAS) co-contribution?

MediSave contributions made by the taxi principal hirer as a self-employed person will qualify him for Drive and Save (DAS) co-contribution. CPF contributions received as an employee (from both employer and self) for taxi principal hirers who are concurrently employed, as well as government top-ups are excluded.