AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoWork Permits: Minister Myles signals changes to work permit advertising—keeping the 21-day WORC Jobs Portal requirement but dropping the local newspaper ad, with a possible modest portal fee to fund the system. Public Safety: CBC has resumed checks at the port—imported vehicles won’t be released without proof of valid motor insurance, or they’ll be towed. CCTV Expansion: Government will spend CI$130,000 to expand the national CCTV network, aiming for better coverage and crime detection. Health Policy: A public consultation opens on a National Cancer Registry, proposing patient reporting within 14 days to build national cancer data. Local Culture & Community: Cayman-made film “CAY BLOCK” completes filming for a 2027 release, tackling addiction and redemption; plus Cayman Tourism is named lead sponsor for the 2026 CMEx Leadership Awards in Miami. Business & Finance: Cayman funds’ UK investment tops £99bn; and Green Circle Decarbonize Technology (Cayman holding) plans AI data-centre cooling expansion. Sports: Cayman’s Eastern Link free bus pilot launches for East End and North Side, connecting riders via Frank Sound Junction.
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