VIP gov’t revising its manifesto
Seeing that COVID-19 has derailed the government’s agenda, Premier Andrew Fahie said the Virgin Islands Party (VIP) administration will be revising the manifesto which won them the General Election back in February 2019.
He said the government is currently reviewing the progress made in the last 26 months and matching it back to the commitments made in its manifesto.
He said this exercise will help his administration to “zero in” on its targets for their remaining 22 months in office. Fahie said this is also to ensure that, despite the COVID-19 disruption, the residents “get value for your vote”.
“We are aiming to have this revised VIP manifesto circulated in electronic form in June 2021 so that you can be informed and so that you can prepare and position yourself for the opportunities that will be coming,” the Premier stated.
He said this exercise will help his administration to “zero in” on its targets for their remaining 22 months in office. Fahie said this is also to ensure that, despite the COVID-19 disruption, the residents “get value for your vote”.
“We are aiming to have this revised VIP manifesto circulated in electronic form in June 2021 so that you can be informed and so that you can prepare and position yourself for the opportunities that will be coming,” the Premier stated.
