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Easter – a time for renewal, reflections on living, celebration of new life (such as the 18 cahow chicks born on Nonsuch Island), remembrances, and gratitude for community coming together during Covid...
There was no ulterior motive behind the Davis administration’s decision to repeal and replace the Public Procurement Act and the Public Finance Management Act, Prime Minister Philip Davis said yesterday. Parliamentarians last night passed the Public Procurement Bill, 2022 and the Public Finance Management Bill, 2023. The opposition voted against the bills. When he moved
Saying there is no ulterior motive behind the Public Finance Management Bill, 2023 that was debated in the House of Assembly yesterday, Prime Minister Philip Davis said every change in the new bill either strengthens loopholes within the existing legislation, or covers blind spots and addresses unintended consequences. Once enacted, the Public Finance Management Bill,
Opposition Leader Michael Pintard yesterday accused the Davis administration of bringing to Parliament “regressive amendments that take us back in terms of greater accountability, greater transparency”. Pintard was referring to the Public Procurement Bill and the Public Finance Management Bill, which were eventually passed in the House of Assembly last night. The opposition voted against
It was in June of last year that the Minister of Legal and Constitutional Affairs, Mrs Marlene Malahoo-Forte, told Parliament that the Government was embarking on "a thorough and comprehensive rev...