Prime Minister John Briceno dismisses the Leader of the Opposition's argument as stupid and expresses confidence in his leadership amid a no confidence motion.
Political supporters filled the gallery during a house meeting, leading to outbursts and the Speaker warning and eventually removing visitors for disorder.
The High Court ruled parts of the Sugar Act unconstitutional, impacting the Sugar Industry Control Board and farmers' rights, prompting a response from Prime Minister John Briceno.
Parliament debates a US 77 million loan for a solar plant, with opposition criticizing the government's borrowing practices.
The proposed 11th amendment to the constitution could disqualify certain members of the National Assembly, raising concerns about its timing and implications for democracy.
Shyne Barrow criticizes the PUP for attempting to amend the constitution in a way he views as targeting him personally.
Richard Dickie Bradley believes the 11th amendment will be struck down by the courts due to its suspicious timing with Shyne Barrow's no confidence motion.
the No Confidence Motion against the Prime Minister will not be tabled in the House due to procedural issues and existing legal claims.
Chester Williams, Commissioner of Police, dismisses calls for his resignation amid claims of lost public confidence.
The Commissioner of Police disagrees with his Deputy's support for a gun licensing control board modeled after Jamaica's, citing concerns over corruption.
Commissioner Chester Williams clarifies the seniority dispute between Deputy Commissioners Rosado and Jones regarding acting roles during his absence.
Deputy Commissioner of Police Dr Richard Rosado supports a proposal to create a Firearms and Ammunition Control Board to improve gun licensing transparency.
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