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New row threatens Uff inquiry
Posted: Thursday, August 27, 2009
UFF: AGREE OR INQUIRY'S OFF
FOR THE second time in two months, a complaint lodged by lawyers acting on behalf of Udecott alleging apparent bias on the part of a commissioner now threatens to derail the fourth and final phase of hearings in the Uff Commission of Inquiry.
Row over Sirju threatens inquiry hearings
Commissioner Kenneth Sirju's letter
Udecott's reply
'Chinese go home'
Stop giving the Chinese contracts. Time to send them back home.
...Elias: Reveal findings from Lindquist probe
'Hart's wife and daughter not here'
...Produce Lindquist report
NH International (Caribbean) Ltd (NHIC) chairman Emile Elias has instructed his attorneys to write the Uff Commission of Inquiry to ask the commissioners to compel the State to produce the forensic report prepared by Bob Lindquist on the Cleaver Heights housing project in Arima.
Show the record, minister
Elias knocks Imbert over lack of bridge inspection
Water plan goes to Parliament
Minister wants Udecott to build WASA office
WASA is no water cartel
Admitting that transforming WASA into an efficient organisation was not an easy task, the minister observed that water companies around the world enjoy a unique status because "the service they offer is so vital and critical to the very survival of man."
Publish probe on Caroni bridge collapse
CHAIRMAN of the Trinidad and Tobago Transparency Institute (TTTI) Victor Hart yesterday called on the Government to make public the findings of a report into the collapse of the Caroni Bailey bridge one year ago, as he warned that that report's recommendations could have prevented last week's collapse of the Balandra bridge.
Permanent Secretaries to hire, fire
Permanent Secretaries are to be responsible for hiring, firing, disciplining and promoting public servants. And a new body is to be created to recruit, train, promote, place, discipline and fire teachers.
No Independence rehearsal
THERE will be no Independence rehearsal tomorrow as planned.
Seetahal: Probe taking too long
Drug exhibits found at cop's home
Senior Counsel and Independent Senator, Dana Seetahal, has taken issue with the pace at which police are proceeding with the investigation into the discovery of exhibits at the home of their colleagues two weeks ago.
Petrotrin employee succumbs 4 months after inhaling toxic gas
Pregnant teen grounded for ganja
She has been ordered by Magistrate Melville Daniel to remain at home until her next appearance on September 4, and to not go anywhere without getting her grandmother's permission.
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