Topic: Carmen McField

All three candidates agreed that the high cost of living, housing and healthcare, better education, as well as the need to boost the economy while keeping immigration down to sustainable levels were major matters the next government would have to address.

At its first official party rally, the Cayman Islands National Party delivered what it called 'commitments' rather than 'promises' as its candidates outlined changes to education, transport, development and immigration that they say they plan to make if elected.

Former EY partner Dan Scott has launched a new political party insisting “Caymanians are crying out for change” and his slate of 11 political newcomers can provide it.