The law is the LAW, no permission given then these structures need to go, and I hope Bahamians will see that since the passing of Dorian the Haitian community has built 1000 structures, the Government and the Bahamian community together on the other maybe 150 structures, where is the money coming from, where are the materials coming from, and who is supplying these illegal building, the Bahamas the country of slackness. Yes it surely is better in the Bahamas, just not for Bahamians

Very sad. Very scary. My guess is that the perpetrators of this terrible act are young school dropouts with s#$t for brains. Menace to society. They need to be locked away forever.

The nurses should have been paid out of the 20 million they used to build sidewalks. Priority, sidewalks against important and critically needed health care workers. No wonder E is now a passing grade in the school system. This government is surely making that point.

They did not miss the benefits, they weren't invited to benefit from the government's initiative.

foi, foi, foi, Freedom Of Information, is all we the citizens of the bahamas need urgently, then everything will work itself out.

I have yet to hear Mr. Foulkes speak on anything that involves his ministry that leaves one inspired. G-average for sure.

Mr. Foulkes is relying on the fact that most, no, a vast majority of Bahamians don't and can't read, and comprehension of any situation is way above their intellectual advancement.

A question, why arent you asylum people not suing the respective countries that you left and causing you grief? I am sure your treatment and conditions must have been worst or you would not be here trying to scam the Bahamian people out of the little money we have to live off.

BPC, if you have insurance then produce it, if not you needs to pack up and get lost. Good looking out. Keep the pressure on them.

Mr. Commissioner can you please articulate or state exactly **WHAT** the RBPF did to cause the 16% drop in overall crime.