“You have a man who came to power by default, and he’s running amok. A royal amok this Premier is running. Avoiding questions, no transparency, no accountability, party here, party over there,” Cline charged.
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“This is where the Virgin Islands Party Government should take note. Even though these groups are fragmented, don’t you think for a moment that you’re safe,” he warned.
“That $8 million that you put there, Premier, from the $100 million can’t work. Take out $20 million, give it to the RDA and let them fix the water problem,” Walwyn urged.
While the Bill proposes renaming the Recovery and Development Agency as the Virgin Islands Development Agency (VIDA), the Premier emphasised that the legislation goes far beyond a name change.
According to the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF), officers responded to the residence after receiving a report of an unresponsive woman.
Penn argued that the questions-and-answers segment is essential for scrutinising the Government and allowing elected Opposition members to raise matters on behalf of residents.
K-9 Officer Paddy also made a special appearance and quickly became a favourite among the campers.
“I think it’s always good to have some redundancy, to have some backup water for any particular circumstance. I just think it’s a smart thing to do.”
She added that local operators must be “treated fairly” and “given every opportunity within the boating industry”.
“The aesthetics of the country, it’s becoming a serious problem,” Penn said.
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