AGP Executive Report
Last update: 32 minutes agoParliament Independence Push: Sarah A. Wescot-Williams says Parliament must stop waiting on the executive for its agenda, and should be able to research, scrutinize, and act independently across party lines. She also warned that adopted laws have “stranded” after reaching Government, citing the plastic-bag ban and timeshare ordinances as examples, and announced plans including a referendum and no-confidence ordinances plus district fund and stronger financial oversight. Regional Governance & Youth in Focus: Nevis’ Assembly President Michelle Slack-Clarke represented Nevis at the CPA conference in Jamaica on “Strengthening Parliaments in the Digital Age,” with youth parliamentarians joining a virtual session on “Youth Leadership in the Age of Artificial Intelligence.” Coastal Clarity Spotlight: A Caribbean travel roundup highlights beaches with exceptionally clear water, pointing to reef protection, low sediment runoff, and strict environmental controls as key reasons—useful context for Anguilla’s own coastal protection conversations.
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