Barendra Sinanan News Today

The National Advisory Committee for Constitu­tional Reform, which was announced in February, has so far held 14 consultations, which include four town hall meetings with the public.

About 32 residents showed up at the Constitu­tional Reform Advisory Committee’s public consultation meeting in Point Fortin on Wednesday evening where several voiced their dissatisfaction with the current state of

THE general indifference of the public to constitutional reform has been an issue of historical import. The chairman of the National Advisory Committee on Constitutional Reform, Barendra Sinanan, acknowledges the

Cut all colonial ties, including use of the Privy Council as this country’s final court of appeal.

In todays episode of Morning Edition, we meet with Curtis Williams - President of the Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce, on reports of an emergency meeting last evening on

FORMER head of the public service Reginald Dumas has called for any Government efforts towards constitutional reform to be all-inclusive, including that national consultations “reach every community”.Dumas also said constitutional

Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley has said that the time for constitutional reform in Trinidad and Tobago is now.