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Planned yachting reforms draw fire

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Boating businesses here and abroad are crying foul over government plans to overhaul the rules for the marine industry in Virgin Islands waters. Three bills introduced recently in the House of Assembly seek to amend various regulations in the commercial recreational vessel sector, including tightening licensing requirements and increasing fees by as much as 6,000 percent. Premier Natalio “Sowande” Wheatley and other VI leaders say the bills are …

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