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Gov’t promises to review new GB Act every 5 years

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THE GOVERNMENT, in a shot at Freeport’s founding treaty, is pledging that the replacement Grand Bahama Development Act will face a legally-required review every five years so as not to become a governance framework that “no longer serves” the island.
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Gov’t promises to review new GB Act every 5 years

THE GOVERNMENT, in a shot at Freeport’s founding treaty, is pledging that the replacement Grand Bahama Development Act will face a legally-required review every five years so as not to become a governance framework that “no longer serves” the island.

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tribune242.com broke the news on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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