Topic: National Security Council
Security Council to audit CCTV network in wake of shooting
Cayman's national CCTV programme is facing scrutiny in the aftermath of the 25 Feb. shooting at Ed Bush Stadium in West Bay.
Spate of gun crimes prompts National Security Council meeting
Governor Martyn Roper has registered his concern over the recent spate of gun crimes in the community saying that the National Security Council will be meeting next Tuesday to discuss plans to address the situation.
Police to increase armed patrols, offer of $50,000 reward in response to multiple shootings
Cayman's National Security Council has authorised several initiatives in response to this morning's shooting in George Town including an increase in armed patrols in high incident areas and at liquor-licensed premises.
$1M sought for coronavirus fight
Health officials will be requesting Cabinet approval for just over $1 million as part of local coronavirus response preparations.
Premier says investment in crime fighting has paid off
Investment in community policing is paying off, Premier Alden McLaughlin said Thursday. Highlighting a steep drop in the burglary rate, McLaughlin said his government’s decision to fund 75 new officers had helped police get crime under control.
New helicopter plugs national security gaps
A new $9 million, state-of-the-art helicopter will help ensure the national security of the Cayman Islands, according to police commissioner Derek Byrne.
Advice to ministers can remain secret after FOI law change
Policy advice to Cabinet ministers will no longer be considered for release to members of the public under changes to the Freedom of Information Law passed Friday.
Security council backs creation of Cayman coast guard service
Cayman’s National Security Council agreed on a number of measures Tuesday to boost border protection and marine patrols.
Security council to hold first meeting since last October
The Cayman Islands National Security Council, created under the territory’s 2009 Constitution Order, will meet Tuesday for the first time in about six months.
Candidates demand more influence for National Security Council
West Bay candidates in the May 24 election demanded more influence for the National Security Council and oversight of police activities.
EDITORIAL – Appreciating our special relationship with the UK
While contemplating a sovereign Cayman Islands may lead to an ephemeral thrill of cultural pride, making a practical case for independence for Cayman is, in brief, impossible.
Premier: ‘Huge mistake’ made with National Security Council
Cayman Islands Premier Alden McLaughlin said Thursday that he believes the U.K. government is “constitutionally wrong” in the way its representatives are handling advice from members of the National Security Council – the law enforcement oversight body chaired by the British Overseas Territory’s governor.
