Her reason is simple, sheeprunner12 - one party to a contract cannot unilaterally change the terms of the contract without the other's consent. This is very basic contract law.
Birdie, the government cannot unilaterally change the condition of a contract. That is basic contract law 101. Belinda is doing nothing wrong here - in fact, she is doing what she is paid to do as President. Now, if the government believes that there are benefits to switching to bimonthly payments, then they need to discuss that with Belinda - not simply announce it in the press.
It matters a lot actually. If they were employees, then that implies systemic, intentional and institutional corruption - the whole system is rotten to the core. If they were not employees, then it is the case o f a few criminals, who were able to gain access to a secured facility due to the ineptitude of others. Big difference in how the government can frame this. (Not trolling by the way...)
I sweat you all need some critical thinking skills. Sigh: 1) JCNP lacks the legal authority to cancel Junkanoo - it is illegal for them to do so; 2) AG Pinder advised JCNP that they lacked authority and will be held responsible should something happen, as the AG should do; 3) Communications Director said that PM Davis has no hand in this - and of course why would the PM waste political capital on a silly matter as to who is the "true Valley Boys" when the immature leaders of the group themselves can't determine that 4) Davis correctly urges JCNP to allow both groups to participate in the same category as the matter is before the courts - again, the correct thing to do 5) PM releases statement saying Junkanoo should not (and legally cannot be cancelled).
Trying to figure out what people think the mischief is here.
JCNP does not have the authority to cancel Junkanoo - and for them to threaten to do so probably shows that their leaders are too immature to lead the organization. I know as Bahamians we hate all governments, but in this case, the government is correct. Either both compete (in A or B category) or none compete. Strangely, that people attacking the government for this and not the immature, greedy, feckless leaders of the Valley Boys, who caused this nonsense in the first place, is confusing to me.
1) Go to the same schools (public or private); 2) Attend the same churches; 3) Are in the same civic organizations (Rotary, Kiwanis, lodge, fraternity, et al). 4) Consistently cross political parties (Dissident 8, Ingraham, Kenyatta Gibson, Komolafe, Bran)
But only PLPs are corrupt?
Ok man, if that is the logic that you are going with...
Strange, I got the exact opposite from this address. He is clearly stating both he and previous senior officials (remember, this occurred while he was not even stationed at the police headquarters) obviously missed something. Now, they all have to work backward - hence reaching out to PM Ingraham, Min Dames, et al.
tetelestai says...
Her reason is simple, sheeprunner12 - one party to a contract cannot unilaterally change the terms of the contract without the other's consent. This is very basic contract law.
On Wilson warns industrial action if bi-weekly pay issues not addressed
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tetelestai says...
Birdie, the government cannot unilaterally change the condition of a contract. That is basic contract law 101. Belinda is doing nothing wrong here - in fact, she is doing what she is paid to do as President.
Now, if the government believes that there are benefits to switching to bimonthly payments, then they need to discuss that with Belinda - not simply announce it in the press.
On Wilson warns industrial action if bi-weekly pay issues not addressed
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tetelestai says...
This article is about none of the three.
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tetelestai says...
Someone can't read...or lacks critical thinking skills...or both.
On SUSPENDED: Six FNM MPs to miss two House sessions following mace toss last week
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tetelestai says...
I think the point is that he knows that there are bad apples everywhere, but not who they are specifically. Of course, I may be naive too.
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tetelestai says...
It matters a lot actually. If they were employees, then that implies systemic, intentional and institutional corruption - the whole system is rotten to the core. If they were not employees, then it is the case o f a few criminals, who were able to gain access to a secured facility due to the ineptitude of others.
Big difference in how the government can frame this.
(Not trolling by the way...)
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tetelestai says...
I sweat you all need some critical thinking skills. Sigh:
1) JCNP lacks the legal authority to cancel Junkanoo - it is illegal for them to do so;
2) AG Pinder advised JCNP that they lacked authority and will be held responsible should something happen, as the AG should do;
3) Communications Director said that PM Davis has no hand in this - and of course why would the PM waste political capital on a silly matter as to who is the "true Valley Boys" when the immature leaders of the group themselves can't determine that
4) Davis correctly urges JCNP to allow both groups to participate in the same category as the matter is before the courts - again, the correct thing to do
5) PM releases statement saying Junkanoo should not (and legally cannot be cancelled).
Trying to figure out what people think the mischief is here.
On Junkanoo at risk in row with govt
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tetelestai says...
JCNP does not have the authority to cancel Junkanoo - and for them to threaten to do so probably shows that their leaders are too immature to lead the organization.
I know as Bahamians we hate all governments, but in this case, the government is correct. Either both compete (in A or B category) or none compete.
Strangely, that people attacking the government for this and not the immature, greedy, feckless leaders of the Valley Boys, who caused this nonsense in the first place, is confusing to me.
On Junkanoo postponement threat as OPM denies PM's brother's influence
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tetelestai says...
So, let me get this straight - both PLPs and FNMs
1) Go to the same schools (public or private);
2) Attend the same churches;
3) Are in the same civic organizations (Rotary, Kiwanis, lodge, fraternity, et al).
4) Consistently cross political parties (Dissident 8, Ingraham, Kenyatta Gibson, Komolafe, Bran)
But only PLPs are corrupt?
Ok man, if that is the logic that you are going with...
On Pinder condemns FNM senator for accusing PLP of corruption
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tetelestai says...
Strange, I got the exact opposite from this address. He is clearly stating both he and previous senior officials (remember, this occurred while he was not even stationed at the police headquarters) obviously missed something. Now, they all have to work backward - hence reaching out to PM Ingraham, Min Dames, et al.
On NATIONAL STATEMENT: The full text of statement by Police Commissioner Clayton Fernander
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