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February 24, 2021
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Considering Mr Caswell [Franklyn’s] article – probably both!
Quite frankly… for very many years there have been and still are, in my opinion, significant problems in the political landscape of Barbados.
I would go a little further, and add to Mr Caswell’s observations.
Without the Separation of Powers the protections that citizens are supposed to enjoy may well be eroded away – there will be no protections for the citizens of Barbados.
It is supposed to be inherent in common law jurisdictions like the UK, Canada, USA, and elsewhere that if you have a Parliamentary democracy there should exist separate branches of Government; The Executive (Cabinet), Sovereign Parliament (Legislature) and the Judiciary.