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Attorney General Dale Marshall has promised to continue Government’s efforts to fight against corruption.
Marshall gave this commitment during the Institute of Chartered Accountants’ of Barbados and Integrity Group Barbados’
The Fight Against Corruption In Barbados virtual panel discussion to mark International Anti-Corruption Day, recently.
He Marshall told the panel that an amended Prevention of Corruption Bill would be back in Parliament in the new year, while legislation would be drafted to facilitate Whistleblowing.
In a statement issued by Barbados Government Information Service, he said the Freedom of Information Bill is still to be completed, and lamented the absence of drafters to finalise the bills.
The St Kitts Nevis Observer
Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs, Dale Marshall. (FP)
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados–December 16th, 2020–Barbados Attorney General Dale Marshall has promised to continue Government’s efforts to fight against corruption.
He gave this commitment during the Institute of Chartered Accountants’ of Barbados and Integrity Group Barbados’ The Fight Against Corruption in Barbados virtual panel discussion to mark International Anti-Corruption Day, recently.
Mr. Marshall told the panel that an amended Prevention of Corruption Bill would be back in Parliament in the new year, while legislation would be drafted to facilitate Whistleblowing.
He stated that the Freedom of Information Bill is still to be completed, and lamented the absence of drafters to finalize the bills.