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Originally Posted by Spontaneous emission:
Originally Posted by Stormborn:
Originally Posted by Spontaneous emission:
Originally Posted by Stormborn:
Originally Posted by Spontaneous emission:
Originally Posted by Stormborn:
Originally Posted by Demerara_Guy:
Originally Posted by Stormborn:

I will not even Imagine the PPP in power

 

Some people use their Imagination to compensate for their dark world.

 

I will not even Imagine the PPP in power

 

anyways your mama is not  in my life so nothing but sunshine here!!!

I can safely say under bright sunshine and worldwide popularity your mama has been used more than Google…..take advantage ...invest her  give Wall Street some light.

 

Admin please note  I'm responding to his mama comment...

Now if that was possible, I would worry. But what did we say about imagination? It produces good view of truly stupid people. Go string some cable or hang yourself with it. Do mama proud!

Come back and talk to me when your I.Q. exceeds AFC  3 %  And  unless your name is Google, stop acting like you f*ng know everything . You’re so stupid you probably will go to a dentist to get Bluetooth and yet you come in here wanting to formulate crap about Guyana….what a fool…

Oh boy...never get  a monkey by the tail ir ends up biting it foot thinking it is you and just hurt itself.

 

And yes sir I do appear to know  lots of things for the simply reason you know so little. Just to feel good, go out and count the manhole covers on your block. It will be something you most definitely have over me!

 

I do believe you were at the dentist. Only nitrous can make one think the above about blue tooth is funny. Try it on the next three year old you meet and l get what I am saying. Just be sure to guard the shin... and depending on how bright the kid is...protect the family jewels! It matters not that it is plain zircon than real gems!

FM
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Originally Posted by Spontaneous emission:
Originally Posted by Stormborn:
Originally Posted by Spontaneous emission:
Originally Posted by Stormborn:
Originally Posted by Spontaneous emission:
Originally Posted by Stormborn:
Originally Posted by Demerara_Guy:
Originally Posted by Stormborn:

I will not even Imagine the PPP in power

 

Some people use their Imagination to compensate for their dark world.

 

I will not even Imagine the PPP in power

 

anyways your mama is not  in my life so nothing but sunshine here!!!

I can safely say under bright sunshine and worldwide popularity your mama has been used more than Google…..take advantage ...invest her  give Wall Street some light.

 

Admin please note  I'm responding to his mama comment...

Now if that was possible, I would worry. But what did we say about imagination? It produces good view of truly stupid people. Go string some cable or hang yourself with it. Do mama proud!

Come back and talk to me when your I.Q. exceeds AFC  3 %  And  unless your name is Google, stop acting like you f*ng know everything . You’re so stupid you probably will go to a dentist to get Bluetooth and yet you come in here wanting to formulate crap about Guyana….what a fool…

that 3% party will jail you ppp low life thief 

FM
Originally Posted by Stormborn:

 2 Stop the silliness of forced retirement at 55

 

What silliness is that. At 55 I am still in school and so are thousands now that distance learning is available and one can pursue their interests!

 

Contrary to the belief that only young people do great things, most beneficial inventions came from the 30 to 50 groups. 14 of all inventions came from people older than 55. We need the skills of these people.

 

We are still kicking at 70 these days so why force people out of their lives at 55 for jobs that require brain and not brawn. It is absurd to retire professors at 55 from our University

When a professional enters the age of 50 years, they should indeed be making the opportunities available for the younger generations to advance so that the best persons fill the positions.

 

Indeed the professionals retiring, generally at age 55, do have immense opportunities to become an independent consultant working alone, in a consulting company or perhaps pursuing another career.

 

Of course, there are immense opportunities for all categories of employees, perhaps retiring at age 65, to be employed in other areas after retirement.

FM
Originally Posted by Stormborn:

4 Animal rights.

 

The government should create and institute a core of professionals whose task is to oversee animal welfare and these should be under the ministry of health and sanitation.

 

They should be responsible for licensing, ensuring protocols for spaying and neutering is taken care of and to collect and house strays until they can be turned over to NGOs for reintroduction into society by adoption or if larger herbivores let loose on some preserve. There should be firm regulation to the domestication of wild animals and the keeping of exotic species. The system can fund itself through licensing and fines plus ABC countries and NGOs will welcome it.

A plausible approach to have adequate support for animals.

FM
Originally Posted by Demerara_Guy:
Originally Posted by Stormborn:

4 Animal rights.

 

The government should create and institute a core of professionals whose task is to oversee animal welfare and these should be under the ministry of health and sanitation.

 

They should be responsible for licensing, ensuring protocols for spaying and neutering is taken care of and to collect and house strays until they can be turned over to NGOs for reintroduction into society by adoption or if larger herbivores let loose on some preserve. There should be firm regulation to the domestication of wild animals and the keeping of exotic species. The system can fund itself through licensing and fines plus ABC countries and NGOs will welcome it.

A plausible approach to have adequate support for animals.

somebody need to vaccinate  rohee the donkey and donald the duck

FM
Originally Posted by warrior:
Originally Posted by Demerara_Guy:
Originally Posted by Stormborn:

4 Animal rights.

 

The government should create and institute a core of professionals whose task is to oversee animal welfare and these should be under the ministry of health and sanitation.

 

They should be responsible for licensing, ensuring protocols for spaying and neutering is taken care of and to collect and house strays until they can be turned over to NGOs for reintroduction into society by adoption or if larger herbivores let loose on some preserve. There should be firm regulation to the domestication of wild animals and the keeping of exotic species. The system can fund itself through licensing and fines plus ABC countries and NGOs will welcome it.

A plausible approach to have adequate support for animals.

somebody need to vaccinate  rohee the donkey and donald the duck

They need a vaccine that gives common sense, too bad there's nothing like that around.

cain
Originally Posted by Stormborn:

3 Every young mother should be given a maternity Basket like they do in finland

 

This habit has reduced infant mortality and made sure the mother, poor or rich gets a start in good child care practices. This should also not be an avenue to make crony capitalist like bobby rich.  Each basket contents and contract should be let fairly with preference to companies or contents of baskets produced locally

While one may use the example of Finland, it is indeed a prudent opportunity to assist mothers .. single and married .. to have children and work if the so desire.

 

Work places can have effective childcare provisions immediately within or as near as possible to the work place.  These childcare facilities can be for one large company of it could serve the needs of a number of small companies, each of course having the operation to attend to children from the company(ies) and also the general public. In this way the mothers are not far away from their children and indeed can visit them on a few occasions during the day.

FM
Originally Posted by Demerara_Guy:
Originally Posted by Stormborn:

3 Every young mother should be given a maternity Basket like they do in finland

 

This habit has reduced infant mortality and made sure the mother, poor or rich gets a start in good child care practices. This should also not be an avenue to make crony capitalist like bobby rich.  Each basket contents and contract should be let fairly with preference to companies or contents of baskets produced locally

While one may use the example of Finland, it is indeed a prudent opportunity to assist mothers .. single and married .. to have children and work if the so desire.

 

Work places can have effective childcare provisions immediately within or as near as possible to the work place.  These childcare facilities can be for one large company of it could serve the needs of a number of small companies, each of course having the operation to attend to children from the company(ies) and also the general public. In this way the mothers are not far away from their children and indeed can visit them on a few occasions during the day.

When I worked for Equifax, there was a daycare center in the building which was great for the parents, they had the ability to visit at lunchtime etc.

cain
Originally Posted by Stormborn:

5. Strict enforcement of noise pollution

 

The disrespect of communal privileges by the uncouth and rude demands strict establishment of a zoning scheme that makes it illegal to establish a business and strict enforcement of said rules, People build their homes where they should expect some modicum of peace from commercial activity.

 

Even where commerce exists there should be containment of ones noise production. One cannot have a business or commercial enterprise where loud music or  crowd noise seeps beyond the premises at all hours.

Noise pollution indeed is a concern, While each country has its systems, much more is needed to reach a desirable standard in all countries.

 

In the advanced industrialized countries there is a constant "battle" among the government, industry, enforcement officials and citizens to reach a consensus and workable approaches.

FM
Originally Posted by Demerara_Guy:
Originally Posted by Stormborn:

5. Strict enforcement of noise pollution

 

The disrespect of communal privileges by the uncouth and rude demands strict establishment of a zoning scheme that makes it illegal to establish a business and strict enforcement of said rules, People build their homes where they should expect some modicum of peace from commercial activity.

 

Even where commerce exists there should be containment of ones noise production. One cannot have a business or commercial enterprise where loud music or  crowd noise seeps beyond the premises at all hours.

Noise pollution indeed is a concern, While each country has its systems, much more is needed to reach a desirable standard in all countries.

 

In the advanced industrialized countries there is a constant "battle" among the government, industry, enforcement officials and citizens to reach a consensus and workable approaches.

professor every advance country have something you call a zone

FM
Originally Posted by Stormborn:

6 Vehicles Used as passanger vehicles....

The number of accupants must be written clearly on a visible document in large print on every door. The operator's name and photo should be listed as well as  his operators number clearly where it can be seen

 

No smoking eating allowed.Driver or passenger is not allowed to play loud music . Driver should be dressed well and hygienic. Each vehicle should have an official per mile fee  calculable by shortest means from passenger entry and exit.

 

Each vehicle should have visible inspection stickers and each inspection should be carried out in the jurisdiction where the vehicle is allowed to partake in the trade. Yes...vehicles cannot be sticker ed for all over the country!

Excellent points.

 

For example, in Alberta, taxi drivers must have in an abundantly clear location on the vehicle, the cost of the fare, waiting periods and other pertinent information.

 

The vehicles must be clean and the driver must, at all time, be courteous to the client.

 

Inside the vehicle, the monitor for the fee must be absolutely visible to the passenger who can indeed view the cost at any time.

 

Vehicles also must have visible identifications to the passenger and also to the public-at-large.

FM

8  Sexual predators

We need a publicly accessible  sexual predator database. Everyone accused of a sexual crime should be finger printed and a DNA sample taken. Upon conviction they must be listed and supervised. The database should map the location of the predator, their supervising officer their place of employment and the type of crime.

 

I know this is a pipe dream at the moment since we are still a society that allows a rapist to avoid prosecution by settling financially with the victim. We also do not have competent police to process these reports, no readily available rape kits, no DNA testing facility and no counseling facilites etc. We must begin somwehere

FM
Originally Posted by Stormborn:

8  Sexual predators

We need a publicly accessible  sexual predator database. Everyone accused of a sexual crime should be finger printed and a DNA sample taken. Upon conviction they must be listed and supervised. The database should map the location of the predator, their supervising officer their place of employment and the type of crime.

 

I know this is a pipe dream at the moment since we are still a society that allows a rapist to avoid prosecution by settling financially with the victim. We also do not have competent police to process these reports, no readily available rape kits, no DNA testing facility and no counseling facilites etc. We must begin somwehere

Another good idea. Keep them coming.

FM
Originally Posted by Gilbakka:
Originally Posted by Stormborn:

8  Sexual predators

We need a publicly accessible  sexual predator database. Everyone accused of a sexual crime should be finger printed and a DNA sample taken. Upon conviction they must be listed and supervised. The database should map the location of the predator, their supervising officer their place of employment and the type of crime.

 

I know this is a pipe dream at the moment since we are still a society that allows a rapist to avoid prosecution by settling financially with the victim. We also do not have competent police to process these reports, no readily available rape kits, no DNA testing facility and no counseling facilites etc. We must begin somwehere

Another good idea. Keep them coming.

How about jailing teachers who brutalize children?

FM
Originally Posted by skeldon_man:
Originally Posted by Gilbakka:
Originally Posted by Stormborn:

8  Sexual predators

We need a publicly accessible  sexual predator database. Everyone accused of a sexual crime should be finger printed and a DNA sample taken. Upon conviction they must be listed and supervised. The database should map the location of the predator, their supervising officer their place of employment and the type of crime.

 

I know this is a pipe dream at the moment since we are still a society that allows a rapist to avoid prosecution by settling financially with the victim. We also do not have competent police to process these reports, no readily available rape kits, no DNA testing facility and no counseling facilites etc. We must begin somwehere

Another good idea. Keep them coming.

How about jailing teachers who brutalize children?

 

Valid question.

Let us hear what Storm thinks about this one. He is very detailed.

FM
Originally Posted by Gilbakka:
Originally Posted by Stormborn:

8  Sexual predators

We need a publicly accessible  sexual predator database. Everyone accused of a sexual crime should be finger printed and a DNA sample taken. Upon conviction they must be listed and supervised. The database should map the location of the predator, their supervising officer their place of employment and the type of crime.

 

I know this is a pipe dream at the moment since we are still a society that allows a rapist to avoid prosecution by settling financially with the victim. We also do not have competent police to process these reports, no readily available rape kits, no DNA testing facility and no counseling facilites etc. We must begin somwehere

Another good idea. Keep them coming.

You guys can help. Simply increment the number. The only criteria is that it should be something simple,  obvious, neglected. and easily addressed with attention and minor fixes.

FM
Originally Posted by yuji22:
Originally Posted by skeldon_man:
Originally Posted by Gilbakka:
Originally Posted by Stormborn:

8  Sexual predators

We need a publicly accessible  sexual predator database. Everyone accused of a sexual crime should be finger printed and a DNA sample taken. Upon conviction they must be listed and supervised. The database should map the location of the predator, their supervising officer their place of employment and the type of crime.

 

I know this is a pipe dream at the moment since we are still a society that allows a rapist to avoid prosecution by settling financially with the victim. We also do not have competent police to process these reports, no readily available rape kits, no DNA testing facility and no counseling facilites etc. We must begin somwehere

Another good idea. Keep them coming.

How about jailing teachers who brutalize children?

 

Valid question.

Let us hear what Storm thinks about this one. He is very detailed.

That is not a problem but a fix. The problem would be rigid attention to teacher misconduct, prohibition to specific conduct by teachers and rapid response circumscribed   by protocol; procedural and legal. Skeldon can describe the problem and articulate the redress and add it to the list.

FM
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9. Integrity Management

The new government should introduce and pass a Conflict of Interest Act or Parliamentarians' Integrity Act. The Act should establish an autonomous Integrity Commissioner with powers to enforce provisions of the Act and with an office of adequate and professional staff. The objective of the Act is to prevent and/or punish ethics violations by all members of parliament, including cabinet ministers.

The Office of the Ontario Integrity Commissioner can be used as a model in Guyana, adapted to suit the conditions there.

See http://www.oico.on.ca/

 

FM
Originally Posted by Gilbakka:

9. Integrity Management

The new government should introduce and pass a Conflict of Interest Act or Parliamentarians' Integrity Act. The Act should establish an autonomous Integrity Commissioner with powers to enforce provisions of the Act and with an office of adequate and professional staff. The objective of the Act is to prevent and/or punish ethics violations by all members of parliament, including cabinet ministers.

The Office of the Ontario Integrity Commissioner can be used as a model in Guyana, adapted to suit the conditions there.

See http://www.oico.on.ca/

 

 

Another excellent suggestion to keep the politicians in line and prevent them from filling their pockets.

FM
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Originally Posted by Tola:

What integrity ? 

We talking about the GOG, who are million of miles from the way things are done in Canada.

I suspect some of these laws are already in the books, enforcement is the problem.  

Tola, a start has to be made some time --- tomorrow or later --- change must come, the old ways must be left behind.

FM
Originally Posted by Gilbakka:
Originally Posted by Tola:

What integrity ? 

We talking about the GOG, who are million of miles from the way things are done in Canada.

I suspect some of these laws are already in the books, enforcement is the problem.  

Tola, a start has to be made some time --- tomorrow or later --- change must come, the old ways must be left behind.

True.. a non biased government might be able to start this process.

 

Gil, for the sake of future generations, I hope Guyana finds a neutral  government that embrace all races equally, or this race insanity might continue to destroy Guyana.   

Tola
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Originally Posted by Gilbakka:

9. Integrity Management

The new government should introduce and pass a Conflict of Interest Act or Parliamentarians' Integrity Act. The Act should establish an autonomous Integrity Commissioner with powers to enforce provisions of the Act and with an office of adequate and professional staff. The objective of the Act is to prevent and/or punish ethics violations by all members of parliament, including cabinet ministers.

The Office of the Ontario Integrity Commissioner can be used as a model in Guyana, adapted to suit the conditions there.

See http://www.oico.on.ca/

 

Agreed.  Also, a parliamentarian or any in high level cabinet positions should dedicate themselves full time to the task. They get enough plus benefits for this to be so. As such, a firewall should be established between their business holdings and economic interests. If one does not want to be in office full time they can just quit. The idea of people moonlighting in ways that creates the illusion of working for the state and working for those interested in financial benefits from the state creates a conflict of interest.

 

This is a practice of both the opposition and the administration....the AG represents lots of gold mining firms for example and we know the amount of political hay the PPP raked with respect to the Hughes being connected to the Amalia falls project.

FM
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10 Complete ban on plastic bags, Styrofoam and non reusable plastic bottles.

 

There is no reason for plastic bags as instruments to transport anything. Styrofoam also serves no purpose except as indestructible litter. Not until we have a recycle plant where bottles can be turned into fabric etc, no non reusable plastic bottles should be allowed. If so an ample tax should be charged so they are redeemed as recyclables

FM

11 Buy local

A strategy to produce for the local markets should be strengthened. We cannot give the Chinese duty free access to overwhelm the marked. They export their profits so are a leech on the state in that way. Benefits as tax breaks to those who recycle their money in the local communities. There must be a facility to aid the production of local goods by tax concessions. A backpack made in Guyana should be exempt from Vat so should any other niche products that could have a local source.

FM
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Originally Posted by Stormborn:

11 Buy local

A strategy to produce for the local markets should be strengthened. We cannot give the Chinese duty free access to overwhelm the marked. They export their profits so are a leech on the state in that way. Benefits as tax breaks to those who recycle their money in the local communities. There must be a facility to aid the production of local goods by tax concessions. A backpack made in Guyana should be exempt from Vat so should any other niche products that could have a local source.

 

Agreed 100 Percent Storm.

 

Keep this thread alive.

FM
Originally Posted by cain:
Originally Posted by Shaitaan:
Originally Posted by cain:

In the past we used bags that looked like mesh it was of a plastic nature I also had a few made from rope.

 

 

We could always return to banana leaves

Oh rass man ah not talkin about smoking dis time.

 

LOL...I've never seen anyone eat in a banana leaf. How do they hold the dhall in?

FM
Originally Posted by Shaitaan:
Originally Posted by cain:
Originally Posted by Shaitaan:
Originally Posted by cain:

In the past we used bags that looked like mesh it was of a plastic nature I also had a few made from rope.

 

 

We could always return to banana leaves

Oh rass man ah not talkin about smoking dis time.

 

LOL...I've never seen anyone eat in a banana leaf. How do they hold the dhall in?

Use it as a funnel perhaps.

cain
Originally Posted by Stormborn:

11 Buy local

A strategy to produce for the local markets should be strengthened. We cannot give the Chinese duty free access to overwhelm the marked. They export their profits so are a leech on the state in that way. Benefits as tax breaks to those who recycle their money in the local communities. There must be a facility to aid the production of local goods by tax concessions. A backpack made in Guyana should be exempt from Vat so should any other niche products that could have a local source.

Every generation of Guyanese needs to be reminded of this patriotic and commonsense idea.

FM

12. RE-INTRODUCE OVERSEAS VOTING

Most Guyanese abroad enjoy dual citizenship. All of them are still citizens of Guyana, regardless of what corner of the world they inhabit.

Non-resident Guyanese contribute hundreds of millions of US dollars annually to the Guyana economy via remittances, barrels, visits, etc.

Non-resident Guyanese can hold valid Guyana passports presently.

Why can't they vote in Guyana elections?

Overseas voting was scrapped in 1992 because of abuses and rigging. With proper systems in place, such types of abuses will not happen.

Hundreds of thousands of non-resident citizens should not be denied the right to vote in Guyana elections because of the misdeeds of a relatively few scamps.

An American stationed in Guyana can vote in US elections through his embassy. Ditto for Brits, Canadians and other nationalities.

Why can't I cast my ballot at the Guyana Consulate in Toronto?

 

FM
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Originally Posted by Gilbakka:

12. RE-INTRODUCE OVERSEAS VOTING

Most Guyanese abroad enjoy dual citizenship. All of them are still citizens of Guyana, regardless of what corner of the world they inhabit.

Non-resident Guyanese contribute hundreds of millions of US dollars annually to the Guyana economy via remittances, barrels, visits, etc.

Non-resident Guyanese can hold valid Guyana passports presently.

Why can't they vote in Guyana elections?

Overseas voting was scrapped in 1992 because of abuses and rigging. With proper systems in place, such types of abuses will not happen.

Hundreds of thousands of non-resident citizens should not be denied the right to vote in Guyana elections because of the misdeeds of a relatively few scamps.

An American stationed in Guyana can vote in US elections through his embassy. Ditto for Brits, Canadians and other nationalities.

Why can't I cast my ballot at the Guyana Consulate in Toronto?

 

 

Overseas voting is actually a constitutional right that basically the government is ignoring.

 

The government is just not facilitating it except for it's diplomats posted abroad.

 

I good lawsuit to the CCJ would be an excellent option to give effect to this ignored constitutional right.

FM
Originally Posted by Shaitaan:
Originally Posted by Gilbakka:

12. RE-INTRODUCE OVERSEAS VOTING

Most Guyanese abroad enjoy dual citizenship. All of them are still citizens of Guyana, regardless of what corner of the world they inhabit.

Non-resident Guyanese contribute hundreds of millions of US dollars annually to the Guyana economy via remittances, barrels, visits, etc.

Non-resident Guyanese can hold valid Guyana passports presently.

Why can't they vote in Guyana elections?

Overseas voting was scrapped in 1992 because of abuses and rigging. With proper systems in place, such types of abuses will not happen.

Hundreds of thousands of non-resident citizens should not be denied the right to vote in Guyana elections because of the misdeeds of a relatively few scamps.

An American stationed in Guyana can vote in US elections through his embassy. Ditto for Brits, Canadians and other nationalities.

Why can't I cast my ballot at the Guyana Consulate in Toronto?

 

 

Overseas voting is actually a constitutional right that basically the government is ignoring.

 

The government is just not facilitating it except for it's diplomats posted abroad.

 

I good lawsuit to the CCJ would be an excellent option to give effect to this ignored constitutional right.

It's a little late now. Tomorrow I'll check my copy of the Guyana Constitution for the relevant Article.

FM

Both the PPP and the PNC are leery of overseas voting for different reasons.

 

The PPP suspects that overseas Indos especially may be anti PPP.

 

And the PNC is not prepared to restore the Indian demographic advantage.

 

So both major parties are leery. Nobody likes the Yankee coolies and negroes with their fancy ideas and notions of government

 

Ironically the most educated branch of the Guyanese population is barred because the moron coolies an negroes are frikken.

FM
Originally Posted by Gilbakka:

12. RE-INTRODUCE OVERSEAS VOTING

Most Guyanese abroad enjoy dual citizenship. All of them are still citizens of Guyana, regardless of what corner of the world they inhabit.

Non-resident Guyanese contribute hundreds of millions of US dollars annually to the Guyana economy via remittances, barrels, visits, etc.

Non-resident Guyanese can hold valid Guyana passports presently.

Why can't they vote in Guyana elections?

Overseas voting was scrapped in 1992 because of abuses and rigging. With proper systems in place, such types of abuses will not happen.

Hundreds of thousands of non-resident citizens should not be denied the right to vote in Guyana elections because of the misdeeds of a relatively few scamps.

An American stationed in Guyana can vote in US elections through his embassy. Ditto for Brits, Canadians and other nationalities.

Why can't I cast my ballot at the Guyana Consulate in Toronto?

 

 It is a right but there is a residency requirement. One also has to clarify home and domicile. One can be domiciled oversees but have ones family home in Guyana.

 

In event of direct constituencies as is necessary this also becomes problematic. Overseas voters in my village would determine who are overseers, councilpersons  etc since they out number local residents.

 

This one will be temporary for now pending more information.

FM

14. Declassification of Official Documents Act.

A democracy is government of the people, for the people and by the people, as Abe Lincoln defined it.

A government transacts all its business on behalf of the governed, and the governed have a right to information on its government's business.

It's understandable that certain matters are confidential and secret for national security and other reasons. However, there is a compelling need to release official government documents to historians, journalists, politicians and other stakeholders.

Recognizing this need, some states like the UK and the USA declassify most documents after a period of 30 years has elapsed. Both countries have released the bulk of documents relating to their dealings with Guyana in the 1950s-1960s.

Guyana needs to adopt a similar policy, guaranteed by appropriate legislation, and declassify its own files over a period of time in the interest of scholarly, journalistic and other research.

 

 

FM

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