The Prime Minister discussed the controversial parliamentary vote where the government rejected its own motion, highlighting the complexities of constitutional requirements.
The Prime Minister asserts that a 'no' vote in Parliament does not disrespect the Caribbean Court of Justice's authority.
John Briceno criticized the Prime Minister for the government's handling of a debt issue, claiming it sets a dangerous precedent for future financial decisions.
Deputy Prime Minister Patrick Faber states the government cannot afford to pay the 95.6 million dollars owed to the Ashcroft Alliance as ordered by the court.
Said Musa criticizes the government's handling of a supplementary appropriations bill, calling the voting process a charade and accusing the Prime Minister of political games.
Patrick Faber discusses the suspension of NICH president Sapna Budhrani and the Cabinet's decision regarding her administrative leave.
The Prime Minister emphasizes the need to respect the Deputy Prime Minister amid discussions about a board member's leave and related allegations.
Musical Ambassador Shyne Barrow defends his stance on NICH President Budhrani amid accusations of misfeasance and calls for an independent audit.
The Prime Minister is traveling to Cuba for back surgery and will be replaced by Deputy Faber during his absence.
NICH President Sapnah Budhrani defies a Cabinet directive to go on administrative leave, supported by her board amid concerns over an internal audit.
Music Ambassador Shyne Barrow publicly challenged President Budhrani over a letter regarding funds spent on music week, raising questions about the timing and intent of the correspondence.
An audit for the National Sports Council reveals irregularities, prompting a detailed response from Director Ian Jones disputing the findings.
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