I think some are missing the main point. A portion of the taxes collected on the legal sale of cannibas can go towards helping states/countries deal with the ongoing pandemic. As reported (at least in The U.S.) the "rainy day" funds allocated for emergenices are being quickly depleted. Why NOT get some additional funding sources, PLUS help people medically with cannibas?

Sorry, I disagree. I would NEVER sell large parcels of land to foreigners, EVER..
Once that's done, a piece of very limited real estate, (on an island or cay,) is gone forever.
Why not lease the property to the foreigner for (say) 10-15 years at a time at a small fee, with the provision that they MUST develope whatever they applied to use it for, and IF not done in a certain period of time, it reverts back to The Bahamas Government, or the local owner.
That way we would get the "promised jobs" and help build the economy and self reliance of that island, and IF they under (or don't) perform, the land doesn't stay in their possession..

How about developing some type of lenses to go on glasses/shades that will identify Virisus in the air via a glow or some other marker. (At least one can tell where the germs are around them.

Yes

So The Betty K might be smuggling drugs? Seriously??

Good one. (And a good idea!)
Dn't forget the "seagrape leaf!"

Would agree to curbside pick up for pre paid groceiries, but NOT home delivery. MUCH too dangerous..

Testing is a must...
btw: The idea of banning the importation of non surgical face masks at this time, (to encourage local industry) is VERY unwise...
Reeks of Nationalism, AND someone having the "ear" of the government and pusing their agenda..
IF these masks help, they need to be available from EVERY source, not just a few "elete" local manufacturers to take advantage of a crisis and make a lot of money...
Would be courious when (and how many) local masks will be on the market after the ban goes through and the ROI (profit margins) that will be on them...

Someone needs to develope a spray similar to what forensic science uses to detect old blood at crime scenes. Then package them in small aerosol cans so that people can buy them and use them as needed. (Would have to be non toxic, and not contaminate any surfaces.. )
Also, maybe insolated gloves (and face masks?) for the first responders and health workers that have heat on the outside that could help netralize the bacterias.
And "shoppers" are a no brainer. (Used in The U.S.) One would down load an app. shop and pay online (including vat and tip) and a pick up time would be displayed for the shopper to go to the store and receive their bags outside at their cars. (The app. in The U.S. has the ability to text/call the store when you are coming, AND when (and where) you are in the parking lot of the store.

I replied to this post, but don't see my reply??