AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoImmigration: From November 15, eligible entry-permit holders and their dependants will no longer need a separate eVisa to travel to the BVI, provided their permits remain valid. Health & Care: Eleven people graduated from the BVI Care Certificate Programme; Health Minister Vincent Wheatley says he wants it to become a lasting standard. Nurses Association president Rosa Ravariere-Seaman also received a regional leadership award. Public Safety: The RVIPF warned that accessing or sharing child sexual abuse material can bring fines of up to $500,000 and 15 years in prison. Psalmist Romaine Timothy Baird was fined $19,675 after pleading guilty to theft and possession of criminal proceeds. Community: A fire gutted the Hannah’s building housing Canines, Cats & Critters BVI. No injuries were reported, but it remains unclear whether animals were inside. Belongership: Pastor Claude Skelton-Cline called for Belongership to be separated from immigration and labour controls, saying long-term residents should eventually be free of annual permit requirements.
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