And while the Cabinet brief didn't have detail the next sexy subject - we want to think it did come up in the big room - or, now, the big zoom meeting.
It was the only September parade Orange Walk got this year. The confiscation of dozens of canoes, or Cayucos as they're called up north, meant to stop the cross border movements thought to be the vein through which COVID was being imported.
But last night those Cauyocos, were all too suddenly given back to their owners in a move that perhaps bodes ill for the nation's Covid count. It's a question we put to the Commissioner this afternoon.
Reporter
"We've seen a video fo teh cayucos, the one from September on te move again. Are they being returned to their owners as a part of some political mandate?"
Chester Williams, Commissioner of Police
"It is not a part of no political, but the fact that have no legal authority to hold them longer that we have held them. So the directive was given by myself to return the canoes to their owners and we will continue to monitor these persons and their canoes and if it is that they are engaged or uses these canoes again to engage in contra-banding then we are going to go after them again."
