> Mr Davis says there a large taxpayer
> unit will be established for the 100
> or so businesses that account for
> $1.7bn in taxes. Says technology will
> be used to identify anomalies in
> reporting. Promises an updated fee
> schedule for registration of pleasure
> crafts.

Why do you have to form a unit for this when you already have people employed to do this? Just make them do their job, and stop adding another set of government expenditure for people to sit and do nothing.

> Mr Davis will aim for contributory
> pension scheme for public sector
> employees.

What is the date being set for this to occur?

What these people do not realize is that downtown has shifted south LONG ago, and they are trying to move it back which is not going to happen. Beating a dead horse.

Question. Was there a search committee put in place to choose the best person for the job?

This is supposed to be the station owned by the people, but never was informed of any search.

Just another political operative being appointed to a station that has no relevance.

Where was that march? On a cay somewhere? As all I see is bush

Sadly we live in a dictatorship that seeks to pass itself off as a democracy.

So they will raise taxes and the prices of BPL to kill the middle class, but they will do nothing to help the middle class get something.

This NEW Day government has become pretty stale rather quickly. And to think we have 3 more years to suffer under this.

The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil if for good men to do nothing. The grass better do nothing, otherwise the grass will suffer.

And the PLP government was right up there supporting the Chinese to steal this man's hotel.

This has to be an April's Fool joke. What sensible thinking government seeks to force private entities to invest in government debt?

Oh, forgot, this what the NEW Day brings. Chaos.

An increasing number of Grand Bahamians are willing to give the central government a shot at managing Freeport. McAlpine and his camp are in the minority.

This letter writer needs to really go and get his head examined. What increasing number fo Grand Bahamians want to see the government take over Freeport, when it is clearly evident that the government cannot do anything with East End and West End, let alone the other Family Islands in the Bahamas.

You have to be mad to believe the government would be able to make a difference in running Freeport better.

Want bad roads in Freeport like in Nassau? Let the government take it over. Want your power always going off? Let government take it over.