‘COI Report Implementation Unit’ to be up & running by July 15, 2022 – Premier
Dr Wheatley made the announcement during the July 1, 2022, press conference alongside the Governor, John J. Rankin, CMG on the progress Of Implementation Of The COI Report Recommendations And Other Reforms
“To support the work of implementation in the Ministries of Government, we are in the process of also establishing a COI Report Implementation Unit which will be up and running by 15th July.”
ToR approved by Cabinet - Premier
The Premier said the Terms of Reference were already approved by Cabinet on June 15, 2022, and the UNDP Office in the VI will be supporting local efforts.
He said in terms of the Government’s approach to implementing the COI Report recommendations, structures are being put in place to rapidly advance reform.
“Toward this end, we have established an internal Steering Committee to help guide the implementation process. The Steering Committee is comprised of all five Permanent Secretaries, the Financial Secretary, Attorney General and Director of Strategy in the Office of the Governor.”
Dr the Hon Wheatley added that the committee is being Chaired by Permanent Secretary in the Premier’s Office, Mrs Carolyn E. Stoutt-Igwe and will help to keep implementation on track.
More action towards reform happening - Premier
“Work on the development of an overall work programme and implementation schedule to deliver the reforms is in underway,” he added.
Meanwhile, Premier Dr Wheatley said the Ministries themselves have developed reform implementation plans based on their responsibilities contained in the framework for implementation of the COI Report recommendations.
“Each has completed a report on their work thus far. In addition, quarterly updates from statutory boards have been submitted,” he said while adding that at the House of Assembly, a Reform Committee has been established and a legislative schedule for implementation of reforms has been circulated to Members.
9 Responses to “‘COI Report Implementation Unit’ to be up & running by July 15, 2022 – Premier”
But you have somewhat of a point from talking talking talking about the UK neocolonial policies the current premier has gone into total submission.
Don’t forget while your in there we need you to represent US, negotiate but don’t take threats or bullying.
Plus continue fighting for the peoples not for yourself. One thing about the bvi’s disappointment (the former premier) is he never stopped fighting when the UK held up bills to improve our standards of living.
Very confused & confusing individual but he never let up on hounding the UK when they try to stifle our natural progression.