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Government Initiates Dialogue on Immigration and Citizenship Bills

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What happened

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The Government announced it would engage in dialogue with all political parties to clarify the necessity of the Immigration and Citizenship Bills. Member of Parliament Toni Moore stated that the bills must consider protecting Barbadian workers and ensuring fair treatment for foreign workers.

From cbc.bb

Why it matters

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The legislative process surrounding immigration and labor laws is underway, which could alter the operational mandates of regulatory bodies.

The Government is currently relying on Parliament to enact the necessary legislation for its policies and goals.

From cbc.bb

Who's involved

  • governmentThe governing body initiating dialogue on the proposed legislation
  • parliamentThe legislative body responsible for passing the necessary bills
  • Abka Fitz-HenleyMember of Parliament who emphasized protecting local workers

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  1. Government initiates dialogue with Parliament over required legislation.1 source
  2. The President called for a joint study of a draft licensing law on January 1, 2021.Sub-event
  3. IBAC requires Parliament to pass legislation granting specific powers, including 'follow the dollar' powers, to enable its investigations.Sub-event
  4. Faiszer Musthapha called on Parliament to accelerate the necessary legislation.Sub-event
  5. Government relies on Parliament to enact necessary legislation.1 source

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