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Court considers stay on removal of NCC scientists - Cayman Islands Headline News

Summary by Cayman News Service
Stuart Mailer (CNS): A grand court judge is expected to make a decision tomorrow on whether or not the technical experts and scientists on the National Conservation Council who were fired by Cabinet will be able to keep their positions until a legal argument over the legality of that mass sacking is resolved. Stuart Mailer…
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Court considers stay on removal of NCC scientists - Cayman Islands Headline News

Stuart Mailer (CNS): A grand court judge is expected to make a decision tomorrow on whether or not the technical experts and scientists on the National Conservation Council who were fired by Cabinet will be able to keep their positions until a legal argument over the legality of that mass sacking is resolved. Stuart Mailer…

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Cayman News Service broke the news in on Tuesday, April 1, 2025.
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