Topic: Cayman parliament
Questions raised over staffing shortfall at female addiction programme
The government has come under fire from opposition members over the temporary closure of Cayman's only residential facility for female addicts.
Opposition calls for government to waive fuel import duty
Opposition member Roy McTaggart has filed a private member's motion, calling on government to temporarily waive import duty on fuel, as prices at gas pumps across the islands rise.
Historic parliament seats to be preserved
MPs have backed an opposition proposal to protect parliamentary seats in traditional districts – even if major population shifts dictate boundary changes.
Kenneth Bryan, deputy...
Woman who invested in e-bikes should have checked law, minister says
A Cayman government minister said a woman who invested savings of $65,000 to import e-bikes and found strict new rules on the machines meant interest had dried up should have been aware of the legislation
Hew: Tougher e-bike/scooter rules could hurt environment and lower-paid workers
Cayman's efforts to boost its environmental efforts could be affected by tough new rules on e-bikes and e-scooters.
Moonlighting MPs under spotlight at seminar
Many Cayman MPs need second jobs because of the country's high cost of living and need to keep up appearances, a former deputy premier has said
Election observers call for action to increase number of women in Parliament
Representation of women in Parliament still lags behind, despite Cayman's international commitment to combat gender discrimination.
Gaps in law to be closed to protect churches
Cayman law is to be changed to protect churches from the risk of money laundering and terrorist financing as part of a drive to...
