Author: Clement Reid

Opposition leader and President of the People’s National Party, Mark Golding, says the party is undertaking a process of policy development, to ensure that when it takes government, it prioritizes issues, that will move the country from a low-growth model, to one of improved growth.

Mr Golding points to issues such as those relating to crime and violence, education, and agriculture, for which policies are being considered.

Noting that the process for developing such policies is ongoing, he says more information will be revealed, at an appropriate time.

He was responding to questions at a national executive council meeting in St. James on Sunday.

Opposition leader and President of the People’s National Party, Mark Golding, says the party is undertaking a process of policy development, to ensure that when it takes government, it prioritizes issues, that will move the country from a low-growth model, to one of improved growth.

Mr Golding points to issues such as those relating to crime and violence, education, and agriculture, for which policies are being considered.

Noting that the process for developing such policies is ongoing, he says more information will be revealed, at an appropriate time.

He was responding to questions at a national executive council meeting in St. James on Sunday.

Opposition leader and President of the People’s National Party, Mark Golding, says the party is undertaking a process of policy development, to ensure that when it takes government, it prioritizes issues, that will move the country from a low-growth model, to one of improved growth.

Mr Golding points to issues such as those relating to crime and violence, education, and agriculture, for which policies are being considered.

Noting that the process for developing such policies is ongoing, he says more information will be revealed, at an appropriate time.

He was responding to questions at a national executive council meeting in St. James on Sunday.

Opposition leader and President of the People’s National Party, Mark Golding, says the party is undertaking a process of policy development, to ensure that when it takes government, it prioritizes issues, that will move the country from a low-growth model, to one of improved growth.

Mr Golding points to issues such as those relating to crime and violence, education, and agriculture, for which policies are being considered.

Noting that the process for developing such policies is ongoing, he says more information will be revealed, at an appropriate time.

He was responding to questions at a national executive council meeting in St. James on Sunday.

Opposition leader and President of the People’s National Party, Mark Golding, says the party is undertaking a process of policy development, to ensure that when it takes government, it prioritizes issues, that will move the country from a low-growth model, to one of improved growth.

Mr Golding points to issues such as those relating to crime and violence, education, and agriculture, for which policies are being considered.

Noting that the process for developing such policies is ongoing, he says more information will be revealed, at an appropriate time.

He was responding to questions at a national executive council meeting in St. James on Sunday.

Opposition leader and President of the People’s National Party, Mark Golding, says the party is undertaking a process of policy development, to ensure that when it takes government, it prioritizes issues, that will move the country from a low-growth model, to one of improved growth.

Mr Golding points to issues such as those relating to crime and violence, education, and agriculture, for which policies are being considered.

Noting that the process for developing such policies is ongoing, he says more information will be revealed, at an appropriate time.

He was responding to questions at a national executive council meeting in St. James on Sunday.

Opposition leader and President of the People’s National Party, Mark Golding, says the party is undertaking a process of policy development, to ensure that when it takes government, it prioritizes issues, that will move the country from a low-growth model, to one of improved growth.

Mr Golding points to issues such as those relating to crime and violence, education, and agriculture, for which policies are being considered.

Noting that the process for developing such policies is ongoing, he says more information will be revealed, at an appropriate time.

He was responding to questions at a national executive council meeting in St. James on Sunday.

Opposition leader and President of the People’s National Party, Mark Golding, says the party is undertaking a process of policy development, to ensure that when it takes government, it prioritizes issues, that will move the country from a low-growth model, to one of improved growth.

Mr Golding points to issues such as those relating to crime and violence, education, and agriculture, for which policies are being considered.

Noting that the process for developing such policies is ongoing, he says more information will be revealed, at an appropriate time.

He was responding to questions at a national executive council meeting in St. James on Sunday.

Opposition leader and President of the People’s National Party, Mark Golding, says the party is undertaking a process of policy development, to ensure that when it takes government, it prioritizes issues, that will move the country from a low-growth model, to one of improved growth.

Mr Golding points to issues such as those relating to crime and violence, education, and agriculture, for which policies are being considered.

Noting that the process for developing such policies is ongoing, he says more information will be revealed, at an appropriate time.

He was responding to questions at a national executive council meeting in St. James on Sunday.

Opposition leader and President of the People’s National Party, Mark Golding, says the party is undertaking a process of policy development, to ensure that when it takes government, it prioritizes issues, that will move the country from a low-growth model, to one of improved growth.

Mr Golding points to issues such as those relating to crime and violence, education, and agriculture, for which policies are being considered.

Noting that the process for developing such policies is ongoing, he says more information will be revealed, at an appropriate time.

He was responding to questions at a national executive council meeting in St. James on Sunday.