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Questioning the standards of the CSPL
Anonymous writes: I write with great concern regarding the recent release issued by the Commission for Standards in Public Life (CSPL) concerning their examination of the declarations made by Wayne Panton MP and Sabrina Turner MP and the CSPL’s determination that there have been no breaches of the Register of Interests requirements as outlined in the Standards in Public Life Act (The…
Panton & Turner didn't break law over loan, CSPL finds
(CNS): A bridging loan made by Wayne Panton while he was still premier to Sabrina Turner his health minister at the time to help her buy a new CI$1.6million home did not breach the requirements for disclosure on the register of Interests for politicians and senior government officials under the Standards in Public Life Act. But the commission has stressed the need for more transparency as it…
UPM drops plans for future trends report
Traffic congestion on Linford Pierson Highway (from Amplify Cayman video) (CNS): Efforts by former premier Wayne Panton to address the chronic information gap in the Cayman Islands and find out more about the demographic, economic, environmental and social trends shaping the country and what direction it should go over the coming decades have been scrapped by the UPM. Continue reading UPM drops…
What’s PACT without two letters?
What’s PACT without two letters?
101 writes: Praises were heaped on Premier Wayne Panton when he recently did the ‘tough’ thing and suspended Cabinet Minister Bernie Bush for his recent behaviour which breached the code of conduct. But closer inspection of the situation demonstrates that the PACT government, rather than doing anything historical, may be demonstrating an all too familiar (unwanted) style of leadership. (more…)
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PACT still has much to do after first 100 days
PACT still has much to do after first 100 days
PACT Cabinet in Parliament (CNS): Marking the passage of its first 100 days in office, the PACT Government published a report last week outlining some of the work it has already undertaken, but Premier Wayne Panton said they were not resting on the journey so far as important work remains to be done. From rolling out the country’s first ever code of conduct for ministers to redirecting funding…
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Development plan needs to be national, premier says
Development plan needs to be national, premier says
The FIN development project (file photo) (CNS): The previous government’s piecemeal approach to the national development plan could produce inconsistencies in the development of Cayman going forward, according to Premier Wayne Panton. He told CNS that he wants to take a closer look at how PlanCayman has been rolled out with a view to taking a national approach to the development plan rather than…
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