To build the better country that we envision, it is of utmost importance that we have the right framework to ensure transparency into and accountability for our actions. LABOUR will ensure that there are adequate anti-corruption mechanisms ingrained in our government to ensure that all ministers of government and civil servants act in a manner that will rebuild the public’s trust and confidence. LABOUR will embark on a consultative process to achieve long-awaited constitutional, electoral and legislative reforms.
In the first 6 months in office, a new LABOUR Administration will:
Introduce Anti-Corruption Act
Operationalize Freedom of Information and Integrity in Public Life Legislations including provisions for an Information Rights Unit
Repeal and replace the Public Accounts Committee Act and adequately provide resources for its operation
Activate the Electoral Boundaries Commission
Ensure equitable access to government-controlled media by all political organisations
During our term in office, a new LABOUR Administration will:
Establish a Commission to review the constitution of St Kitts and Nevis, including but not limited to electoral operations, fair electoral boundaries, and campaign financing
Establish a code of ethical conduct for all ministers of government and emissaries
Ensure effective training and performance criteria for Permanent Secretaries and other senior officials
Review salary scales and implement a bonus system that rewards performance through yearly results-based assessments
Institutionalize the process of rehabilitation of former prisoners through effective “Second Chance” Programmes
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Vbrazier
on 07/28/2022 at 04:37 PM
Will the constitutional review as it relates to electoral operations include setting a firm date for elections?