AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoGovernment Accountability: Governor Jane Owen says Premier André Ebanks did not breach the Ministerial Code over the West Bay school purchase, but the supporting documents remain unreleased as calls for transparency continue. Conflict Declarations: PPM leader Joey Hew has questioned Minister Michael Myles’s company’s WORC contracts. Myles says they predate his election, were publicly declared and he has stepped away from company operations. Jobs and Enforcement: Myles says calling Caymanians “over-qualified” is unacceptable. WORC reports 1,010 complaints and CI$63,527.50 in fines this year, and urges the public to report suspected breaches. Reef Protection: Sustainable Cayman and the Global Coral Reef Alliance have launched an Eden Rock pilot to test low-voltage technology that may support coral growth; reef cover fell to 6% by 2025. Tax and Finance: The Tax Justice Network ranks Cayman second on its Corporate Tax Haven Index, estimating the jurisdiction accounts for 6.7% of global corporate tax-abuse risk. The ranking measures tax rules, not proof of illegal activity. Health: Health City plans to use AI-assisted imaging to help assess neurological conditions and prostate cancer. Remembrance: Cayman’s Remembrance Day ceremonies are set for Sunday, 8 November.
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