First 100 Days

1. Reduction in the Berbice Bridge toll.

2. Significant salary increases for government workers; including nurses, teachers in primary, secondary and tertiary education;

security personnel;and civil servants on the traditional payroll.

3. Immediately implement a phased reduction of VAT and the removal of VAT from food and other essential items.

4 Significant increase in Old Age Pensions.

5. Reduction of the President’s Pension and other benefits will be recommended and referred to a Special Select Committee
of  the National Assembly for determination.

6. Establishment of passport and birth certificate licensing office in Berbice, Essequibo, and Linden.

7. Return of television station to Lindeners.

8. Waiving of duties on fuel, tools, and small mining equipment bought by identifiable holders of small concessions.

9. Set date for the early holding of Local Government Elections.

10 Establishment of the Public Procurement Commission.

11 Establishment of a National Cane Workers and Cane Farmers Conference.

12 Establishment of a National Rice Farmers and Rice Millers Conference.

13 Establishment of an Investigative Commission on Corruption.

14 Establishment of Task Forces: on Crime & Security and on Road Safety.

15 A National Conference of Women will be held and a bi-partisan Women’s Working Group established as part of the Healing the Nation
& National Unity thrust of the APNU+AFC.
The Gender Policy will be collectively drafted by women from across Guyana as an output from the Conference.

16 A Code of Conduct will be established for Parliamentarians, Ministers and others holding high positions in government public office to abide by,
including mechanisms for demitting office if in violation of Code of Conduct.

17 The National Youth Council will be convened and its mandate, terms of reference and programme of action produced for endorsement at a National Youth Conference.

18 An Indigenous Rights & Resources Conference will be held and the National Toshaos Council re-assessed and depoliticised.

19 Liberalization of the Telecommunications and ICT sectors;

20 Adoption of a long-term sustainable economic development plan to realize the vast potential of this country;

21 Implementation of an amended Anti Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism Act.

somebady......please slap Ketch!! ;D

he is having a very bad dream!  :'(

hahaha

Ketch, don't sing Kumbaya yet.

Lets see what happens....

Snoopster said HE is holding them to these promises  !!


and Granger aint NO Desmond Hoyte