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Turks and Caicos: post cabinet meeting statement 21 June 2019

His Excellency the Governor, Dr John Freeman, chaired the 16th meeting of the Cabinet on Friday 21 June 2019, at the Hon. Hilly Ewing Building.

Cabinet Meeting Turks & Caicos

Hon. Hilly Ewing Building, Providenciales

All ministers were present with the exception of the Hon. Minister for Home Affairs, the Hon. Minister for Border Control and the Hon. Minister for Tourism.

At this meeting Cabinet:

  • approved an application for Crown Land parcel 60804/134 to be advertised as a tender for which there is a proposal for the development of a hotel
  • approved an application for a long-term lease (49 years) over Crown Land parcel 60000/618 for the development of an eco-friendly resort
  • approved the establishment of a National Quality Infrastructure Steering Committee, subject to financial provision
  • approved a Business Licence application for Moore’s Fisheries to operate in a restricted business activity under the Business Licencing (Amendment) (No3) Regulation 2014
  • approved a request for a development agreement for development concessions for Sandy Point Resort and Marina (SPH Ltd.)
  • approved a request for specific duty concessions from Somerset Development Ltd. for the importation of materials under the Refurbishment Policy
  • noted a paper on the former TCInvest loan portfolio and the TOLCO loan portfolio managed by TCIG
  • noted a paper on progress by the National Disaster Recovery Task Force
  • his Excellency the Governor reported on his intention to establish the Boundaries Commission
  • were updated by the Hon Premier as regards the NHIB
  • the Hon Premier informed Cabinet of her prospective visits to Cayman and St Lucia
  • his Excellency the Governor informed Cabinet that Alex Mills, his Financial Advisor, would be leaving TCI shortly following the conclusion of his contracted term, and expressed thanks for Mr Mills’s work over the past two years

Further information on these matters will be provided by Ministers in due course.

Published 1 July 2019