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Government would have had to cancel the hosting of the Caricom 50th anniversary commemoration and tell the United Nations secretary-­general and other dignitaries not to bother to visit Trinidad and

Trinidad & Tobago's Minister of Finance Colm Imbert said the Caricom Heads of Government Summit cost approximately $9million TT and he said in a nutshell that…

The Opposition will be present in Parliament today to raise loud objec­tion to the Government’s move to put the “final nail in the coffin” and bury the procurement legislation, says

THE majority of Independent senators yesterday expressed concerns over the Procurement amendments which will be debated in emergency sittings of the House of Representatives and Senate this week.

Minister of Finance Colm Imbert said the Caricom Heads of Government Summit cost approximately $9 million and, in a nutshell, if he had to wait for approvals under the law

THE Privy Council will have the final say on whether the government can legally implement Section 18 of the Trinidad and Tobago Revenue Authority (TTRA) Act.

The Government will convene Parliament next Wednesday in order to debate and pass “sensible” amendments to the Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Property Act.So said Prime Minister Dr Keith

Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar yesterday said the Prime Minister ­instructing the Leader of Government Business to recall Parliament while it is in a fixed recess is unlawful.She said only the

The Government has brought amendments which, among other things, would validate the actions taken by Minister of Finance Colm Imbert when he issued two Exemption Orders allowing the procurement of

Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-­Bissessar has taken charge and slapped a second round of pre-action protocol legal letters on Attorney General Reginald Armour and Finance Minister Colm Imbert over an order