Mr Scatliffe laid his plans out at the PVIM’s 4th District Rally on January 27, 2019, at the Noel Lloyd Positive Action Movement Park where he says he adapts and connects well with youths as well as with the changes the generation bring. Photo: Facebook

“You have seen me working at electricity, banking, construction, tourism and sports. I am the allrounder on the team. I have had the opportunity to work in many areas and met with many persons,” he said. Photo: Facebook

Mr Scatliffe laid his plans out at the PVIM’s 4th District Rally on January 27, 2019, at the Noel Lloyd Positive Action Movement Park where he says he adapts and connects well with youths as well as with the changes the generation bring.

Working Together

“It may have taken me fifty plus years to get here, but the time is now! I don’t have all the solutions but with your help, we will do it together.  What do I have to offer?  I do not come with a PhD. But like you, I understand the old and I adapt to the young and the changes that come with them,” he told those gathered at the rally.  

Mr Scatliffe further says he brings a range of skills to the PVIM table and plan to use those to bring about change in the community.

“You have seen me working at electricity, banking, construction, tourism and sports.  I am the allrounder on the team. I have had the opportunity to work in many areas and met with many persons,” he said.

“When I came home with my sports education to help to assist our sports program, there were no vacancies as most of the jobs were contracted out to non-belongers,” Mr Scatliffe uttered as part of the reason why he decided to run in politics.  

“Once elected, the first thing I want to do, is form more intimate relationships with everyone in the 4th district… I need to set up databases with all your pertinent contact details,” he promised.

Cut Gov’t Spending

According to the PVIM D4 hopeful, one of the first things he also plans to do if elected, is to cut spending in certain areas of the government.

“We need to cease non-essential workers from driving Government vehicles home for personal use. Full stop! Explore a different system to purchase Government vehicles and maintain them.”

He continued, “Leasing arrangements will be more cost-effective and if structured correctly can create a proper market for second-hand vehicles which people would more ably afford to purchase without bank funding.”

Further, he said he plans to build a community and learning centre for the district, furnished with staff and a district office. 

Other areas of focus included Cruise Tourism, better parking in the city, a prison museum and facilities for the elderly.