US EditionGovernment to End LUCELEC Monopoly, Strengthen Witness Protection Laws
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Government to End LUCELEC Monopoly, Strengthen Witness Protection Laws
In a broad legislative agenda outlined during Tuesday’s throne speech, Governor General Cyril Errol Charles announced major reforms, including breaking LUCELEC’s monopoly on electricity generation, strengthening witness protection laws and introducing plea bargaining to Saint Lucia’s justice system. The government of Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre also plans to regulate cannabis through a new advisory council, establish a Fingerprints Bureau to…
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