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Opening dates and orientation for government schools Loop Cayman Islands

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The content originally appeared on: Cayman Compass
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The Department of Education Services (DES) has released the dates when Government schools on all three islands, including primary, secondary, the Lighthouse School and the Cayman Islands Further Education Centre (CIFEC), will reopen for regularly enrolled students.

All Government primary schools are scheduled to reopen for all students on Thursday, August 25, 2022.

AllGovernment high schools, including CIFEC, are scheduled to reopen for all students on Tuesday, August 30, 2022.

Year 12 students enrolled at CIFEC, including those who have not yet been notified of their dual entry status, are required to report to the institution for registration, consultation and guidance based on the first letter of their surname onAugust 25 and 26, 2022, as per the schedule outlined below.

School Orientation for New and Transfer Students

Orientation Day provides new students and their parents with essential information for successful integration into the new learning environment. Parents are required to accompany their children to Orientation Day, which is mandatory for any student entering a government school for the first time.

2022 New Student Orientation Schedules

Primary Schools

Date

Time

School

Details

24 August

Creek & Spot Bay Primary School

9:00 AM – 10:30 AM

All NEW primary school students must attend orientation accompanied by a parent/guardian.

East End Primary School

8:30 AM – 12:00 PM

Edna Moyle Primary School

9:00 AM – 10:30 AM

George Town Primary School

8:30 AM – 10:30 AM

Joanna Clark Primary School

8:30 AM – 10:30 AM

Lighthouse School

9:00 AM – 10:00 AM

Prospect Primary School

9:00 AM – 11:00 AM

Red Bay Primary School

9:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Theoline McCoy Primary School

8:30 AM – 10:30 AM

Sir John A. Cumber Primary School

9:00 AM – 10:00 AM

West End Primary School

11:00 AM – 12:00 PM

John Gray High School (JGHS)

Date

Time

Activity

Details

25 August

8:00 AM – 11:00 AM

8:00 AM – 2:50 PM

Induction of new Year 8-10 students

Induction of Year 7 students

Students will meet in the gymnasium and parents are invited to attend the Welcome Assembly.

26 August

8:00 AM – 2:50 PM

Year 8 & 9 orientation

All students in Years 8 & 9 must attend and bring laptops.

29 August

8:00 AM – 2:50 PM

Year 10 & 11 orientation

All students in Years 10 & 11 must attend and bring laptops.

30 August

8:00 AM – 2:50 PM

Resumption of classes

For all current/previously enrolled and new students.

Clifton Hunter High School (CHHS)

Date

Time

Activity

Details

25 August

9:00 AM – 11:00 AM

Induction for new Year 7-10 students

Year 7 students who attended Taster Day are not required to attend.

26 August

7:55 AM – 2:50 PM

Years 7 & 11 students only

29 August

7:55 AM – 2:50 PM

Years 7 & 11 only

30 August

7:55 AM – 2:50 PM

Resumption of classes

For all current/previously enrolled and new students.

Layman E. Scott Sr. High School (LSHS)

Date

Time

Activity

Details

25 August

10:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Orientation of ALL Transfer students

Orientation for transfer students ONLY.

26 August

10:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Orientation for Dual Entry & Vocational Studies Students

UCCI Dual Entry Students complete registration.

Vocational Studies students complete registration.

Collection of CXC/IGCSE results subject to CXC’s release of results.

30 August

8:00 AM – 2:45 PM

Resumption of classes

For all current/previously enrolled and new students.

Cayman Islands Further Education Centre (CIFEC)

Date

Time

Activity

Details

25

August

8:30 AM – 10:30 AM

Surnames A – D

11:00 am-1:00 pm

Surnames E-H

1:30 PM – 3:00 PM

Surnames I – L

Class induction/registration for Year 12 students in CIFEC Hall

Students will come in based on the letter of their last name for consultation and guidance on choosing courses.

26

August

8:30 AM – 10:30 AM

Surnames M – P

11:00 AM – 1:00 PM

Surnames Q – T

1:30 PM – 3:00 PM

Surnames U – Z

Class induction/registration for Year 12 students in CIFEC Hall

Students will come in based on the letter of their last name for consultation and guidance on choosing courses.

To learn more or to access the complete 2022/2023 academic school calendar, visit https://schools.edu.ky/Pages/Home.aspx.

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CIIPA welcomes changes to Accountants Act Loop Cayman Islands

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CIIPA Council

The Cayman Islands Institute of Professional Accountants said that they welcome provisions included in the Accountants (Amendment) Bill, 2022, which updates certain legislative references and definitions, enhancing the administration of the legislation.

According to CIIPA, CIIPA led the effort to initiate the changes and worked together with the Ministry of Financial Services on the legislation.

“We appreciate the opportunity to collaborate with the Ministry of Financial Services on this bill as well as working together on future necessary amendments,” CIIPA Chief Executive Officer Sheree Ebanks said. “CIIPA’s input stemmed from its members’ vast experience and knowledge. CIIPA is also thrilled to formally recognize our retired members who have contributed significantly to the development of the profession and the financial services generally. We look forward to the Bill’s passing as it will allow CIIPA to more effectively, efficiently and equitably act in its role of industry regulator for the Cayman Islands.”

CIIPA is eager to become more inclusive in its membership offerings. In addition to recognising retired members, student membership would now be open to anyone legally residing in Cayman who is pursuing a professional accounting qualification.

The Ministry of Financial Services announced the Bill through a press release on Monday, August 15. In it, the Ministry outlined the key provisions of the Bill, which include clarity around the definition of firms of public accountants, broadening of licensing scope and categories of CIIPA members.

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OfReg board visits CUC Loop Cayman Islands

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Members of the OfReg Board and Senior Management Team began what will be a series of familiarisation visits with utility operators and licensees across all regulatory sectors, at CUC’s main facility earlier this month.

Board Members Bonnie Anglin and Natasha Bodden joined OfReg Executive Directors Gregg Anderson (Energy), Duke Munroe (Fuels) and Sonji Myles (ICT) on a tour of the company’s power generation facilities.

CUC President & CEO, Mr. Richard Hew, Mr. Sacha Tibbetts, VP of Customer Service & Technology and other specialists on the CUC team guided the OfReg delegation on an in-depth tour which included discussions on a wide range of topics including the current pricing of utility provision, operational procedures, future innovation and solar power, and the National Energy Policy.

The tour provided Board members a firsthand understanding of how power is generated for the Cayman Islands, the equipment needed, the costs involved and how CUC maintains supply while managing outages.

OfReg Board Member Natasha Bodden said, “Our role as the Board of OfReg is to protect and ensure the effective regulation and management of Cayman’s critical national utility infrastructure. As Board members, we take this responsibility very seriously and believe that includes being adequately informed and knowledgeable of the facilities and operations of the utility operators and licensees across the sectors which we regulate.”

“This visit to CUC is the first of a planned series of familiarisation visits for Board members to engage licensees directly on the operation of their facilities and delivery of the essential utilities and services on which Cayman relies in our daily lives,” Bodden continued.

Also commenting on the experience, board member Bonnie Anglin said:

The tour of CUC facilities provided us an opportunity to discuss the challenges of producing power for Cayman both in terms of the present day and in planning for the future. On the ground visits such as this are essential for OfReg to effectively do its part in the country’s efforts to ensure we are ready to meet these needs. We are appreciative of CUC’s leadership team for their open and transparent discussions and tour of their facilities.

CUC also welcomed the opportunity to meet with OfReg Board members and discuss current and future power generation for the Cayman Islands.

President & CEO, Mr. Richard Hew said:

This visit provided a great opportunity for CUC to showcase its facilities and operations to the regulator. We have made significant investments in reliability and resiliency assets over the years which plans OfReg would have approved so it was an opportunity to show the new members of the OfReg Board these assets in operation. We also discussed some of our plans for the ongoing development of our business including the greening of our grid with renewable energy and we introduced to OfReg some of our greatest assets, our people.

The visit included a tour of the new Control room and our newest engine room as well as our steam turbine. They also toured the 69 KV substation here at the North Sound plant and the Seven Mile Beach substation.”

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Nearly 3 decades later: City Hall begins payments to NIS

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…aiming to settle $1B owed to GRA 

In counting its mountain of debts, the Georgetown Mayor and City Council is seeking to resolve the surplus of $1 billion that is owed to the Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA).

Mayor Ubraj Narine disclosed at a press conference on Friday that the Council engaged GRA about one week ago on pending financial matters. He identified that while the municipality owes $1 billion to the agency, GRA also needs to return monies owed for VAT paid for garbage collection. The Authority also operates in various areas without paying revenue.

Since both agencies have outstanding monies for each other, the Council is aiming to find a suitable resolution. The Mayor contended that the Council is trying to establish a better relationship with agencies in its remit.

“I believe it is over $1 billion owed to GRA by the Council. These are liabilities that this Council took over. We took over $5 billion to $6 billion in liabilities…Last week, when GRA and the Council met, we came to a conclusion and now we are trying to access more of those years of VAT that we paid to GRA so that we can do a set-off.”

“While the GRA owe the City Council those monies, we also owe GRA. Beyond that, we also discussed that GRA is also occupying the avenue, which they’re not paying a revenue. We’re also looking at Lamaha where the railway embankment is where GRA operates a parking lot and temporary license office…We’re looking for a good relationship with GRA and other Government agencies so that we can be able to work for the betterment of citizens of Georgetown,” Narine told the media.

Dating back since 1994, the Council also owes the National Insurance Scheme in excess of $500 million. Payments have since recommenced and a plan is in place to ensure persons get their monies.

“NIS has been owed by the Mayor and City Council since 1994. However, we met from the Board and payment commenced from our end to NIS. I believe a few staff already started to receive benefits from NIS.”

When asked, Mayor Narine could not say why the NIS was not paid but asserted that he “came and met these liabilities”. A decision was taken at the level of the Council to resume payments, which has now materialised.

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Desaster social ta bati na porta di Hulanda

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Cantidad di persona cu ta biba den pobreza ta sigui subi na 2023


Con situacion na Hulanda por influencia asistencia pa Aruba?
Inflacion di casi 10 porciento ta subi prijs di articulonan basico 

ORANJESTAD(AAN)- Proximamente Gobierno Hulandes mester expresa su mes na Pueblo y entrega su plannan pa maneho di e futuro mas cercano.

Informacionnan alarmante ta alcansa DIARIO di personanan cu ta indica cu mester scrap tur loke no ta necesario riba lista di compra pa asina por tin placa pa loke ta e necesidad di mas grandi.

Ya anteriormente DIARIO a mustra riba e caida total di e forsa di compra na Hulanda, cu ta duna testimonio di e situacion mundial sumamente serio a base di entre otro e Guera di Ukraine y e futuro insigur di poder di petroleo.

E situacion na Hulanda ta empeora y cu e caida di entrada, e forza di compra di e poblacion tambe ta baha.

E cantidad di pober na Hulanda ta sigui aumenta rapidamente. Si Hulanda tabata mustra semper cu e cantidad di pobernan den su comunidad, tabata limita, awor fuentenan oficial ta mustra con pobresa ta subi manera fli den biento di horcan.

E poder di compra di famianan a baha atrobe cu casi 7 porciento segun fuentenan oficial cu ta indica cu inflacion na 2022 por resulta di ta casi diez porciento y lo sigui subi na 2023 hunto cu costo di bida.

Gobierno Hulandes mester presenta su solucionnan pa e situacion sumamente pisa cu ta manifesta su mes pa Pueblo Hulandes, cu tabata wordo considera uno di e nacionnan cu mas facilidad financiero na mundo.

E hecho cu sigur pa paisnan pober, Hulanda tabata wordo considera como un paraiso, ta un spiertamento pa henter mundo.

Fuentenan di DIARIO na Hulanda ta papia di e miedo existente di hende pa haci gasto den e situacion, cu ta empeora y cu no ta haci ningun problema nobo posibel.

Kico e situacion na Hulanda lo significa pa e  asistencia cu Hulanda semper tabata duna na e islanan den Caribe, ta un pregunta cu informantenan na Hulanda no por a contesta.

Si a wordo mustra na DIARIO cu politiconan Hulandes mester tene e sentimentonan causa pa condicionnan di bida di Hulandesnan na bista.

Mester tene na consideracion tambe cu varios factor ta uni den problemanan na Hulanda manera e forma cu clima ta afecta e pais y su produccion di cuminda, loke ta afecta prijsnan.

Generalmente ta papia di un situacion sumamente serio cu a desaroya na e pais cu ta mira e cantidad di pobernan crece.

No tin placa pa “koekje” un informante a indica pa asina duna prueba di e situacion serio cu e pais, cu hopi Arubiano ta considera refugio, ta confronta.

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Dos Venezolano ilegal a fia boto y bay busca 4 hende grandi y 3 mucha for Venezuela trece Aruba

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Nan a wordo condena na 1 aña y mey y 2 aña di prison

ORANJESTAD (AAN):  Diabierna mainta tanto Hues como Fiscal a cuestiona e hecho cu e hombernan Venezolano J.V.G. y L.N. dia 17 Februari 2022 a trece Aruba, 3 mucha y 4 hende grandi for di Venezuela den un boto. Guarda Costa a intercepta e boto aki banda di waf na Playa. Hues a confirma exigencia di Fiscal y a condena e homber J.V.G. na 1 aña y 6 luna di prison mientras cu L.N., kende ta un residivista di traficacion di hende, a wordo condena na 2 aña di prison. 

TRAFICACION DI HENDE

            Fiscal a acusa e hombernan J.V.G. y L.N. cu riba 17 Februari 2022 nan a trafica hende for di Venezuela y tambe cu nan tabata den posecion di un revolver cu 46 bala. Hues a bisa cu el a keda asombra di lesa cu a trece tres mucha for di Venezuela den e boto. Ta asina cu Guarda Costa durante patruya a mira e boto La Reina ta navega den vecindario di Playa cu 7 hende drumi den boto. Nan a sospecha cu aki ta trata di algo ilegal. A duna e capitan di e boto orden pa para y e capitan a bisa cu nan tabata pisca.

            A ordena e capitan pa habri e icejug y a constata cu no tabatin pisca. Abordo di e boto tabatin 3 mucha, 3 muher y 1 homber. A detene tur 7 y tambe J.V.G. y L.N. E hendenan a wordo hiba Warda Nos Costa mientras cu J.V.G. y L.N. a keda na Guarda Costa y despues entrega na Polis. Guarda Costa a constata cu e boto no tabata den estado optimal pa carga asina hopi hende y cu e boto por yena cu awa. Durante investigacion riba e boto, a haya den un caha un paki getape. Den e paki aki tabatin un revolver y un caha cu 46 bala.

 

NO SUFICIENTE SALBA BIDA

               Hues a sigui bisa cu segun e raport di Guarda Costa, a constata cu no tabatin suficiente salbabida riba e boto, no tabatin radio y tampoco JPS. Guarda Costa ta conclui cu e boto no tabata sigur pa navega cu asina hopi hende. Nan tambe a mustra cu e muchanan no tabatin salbabida bisti. A ripara cu tur esnan abordo tabatin hopi sed y hamber. Manera a para e boto, nan tabata pidi pa awa y cuminda.

 

DOÑO DI BOTO NO TABATA SA DI NADA

            Guarda Costa a bay papia cu doño di e boto, G., kende a bisa cu e no sa di nada. El a declara na Guarda Costa cu el a fia L.N., e boto pa bay pisca dia 15 Februari 2022 cu e comprendemento cu e mesun dia ta trece e boto bek. G. a bisa cu el a fia L.N. e boto pasobra ta L.N. a yud’e drecha e boto cu e ta navega. G. a desmenti cu el a bisa nan pa busca hendenan na Venezuela y cu lo paga nan mil dollar.     Tambe el a bisa cu e no sa nada di arma di candela y balanan. El a bisa cu e kier su boto bek. Guarda Costa a constata cu tabatin 5 salbabida riba e boto. Segun un di esnan abordo, e muchanan tabatin salbabida bisti. Nan a sali for di Punto Fijo, Venezuela cu un otro boto y na dado momento a aborda La Reina.

 

DUO VENEZOLANO A ADMITI

               Ta asina cu L.N. y J.V.G. a admiti di a trece e hendenan pero ta desmenti di sa di e arma di candela. L.N. a bisa cu e tabata navega e boto y J.V.G. tabata banda di dje y tabata check e hendenan. Ambos a bisa cu a controla e boto promer cu a sali y no tabatin arma abordo. J.V.G. tabata 3 luna ilegal na Aruba y a bay pa busca su pareha. L.N. desde October 2021 ta ilegal na Aruba y e tambe a trece su amiga. Ta asina cu L.N. den pasado a wordo condena caba pa traficacion di hende. 

FISCAL

            Fiscal a bisa cu e ta haya cu J.V.G. y L.N. a trafica hende for di Venezuela pa Aruba. Nan a admiti di a haci esey. Nan tabatin contacto cu e hendenan pa bin Aruba. Fiscal ta haya cu e boto no tabata cualifica pa transporta asina hopi hende. No tabatin suficiente salbabida abordo y tampoco JPS. Fiscal a sigui bisa cu pa loke ta e arma, ningun abordo tabata sa di e arma. No por prueba cu J.V.G. y L.N. tabata sa di e arma.

            Pesey Fiscal a pidi Hues pa declara nan liber di posecion di arma. Fiscal a cuestiona cu den e caso aki tabatin 3 mucha abordo. El a mustra cu tabatin caso caminda hendenan a muri durante viahe di Venezuela pa Aruba. E ta haya cu e duo a pone bida di e 7 hendenan den peliger.

            Fiscal a tuma nan na malo cu a transporta 3 mucha. El a bisa cu e traficacion di hende ta mina maneho di Gobierno di Aruba. Ta trece hendenan kendenan lo bay traha ilegal. El a menciona tambe cu L.N. den pasado caba a wordo condena pa traficacion di hende y ta bolbe hacie.

            Fiscal a exigi pa J.V.G. 18 luna y pa L.N. 24 luna di prison. Ta asina cu a duna e doño e boto. 

ABOGADO

            Abogado mr. Mohamed a bisa Hues cu e ta comparti punto di bista di Fiscal cu no por pone e duo responsabel pa e arma. El a bisa cu tur dos acusado a admiti di a haci e viahe pa trece hende. Abogado a bisa cu e ta referi na decision di Hues pa cu e castigo. 

SENTENCIA

            Hues a sera tratamento di e caso y a dicta sentencia di biaha. Hues ta haya legalmente proba traficacion di hende bou circunstancia peligroso. Tambe Hues ta haya cu e duo Venezolano no ta responsabel pa e arma y balanan. El a declara nan liber pa posecion di arma di candela y balanan. Pa cu e castigo el a tene cuenta cu sentencia di Hof. Hues a confirma exigencia di Fiscal. El a condena J.V.G. na 18 luna di prison y L.N. na 24 luna di prison.

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DOW a keda cla cu loke ta trata e iluminacion di e brug di Green Corridor

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ORANJESTAD (AAN):  Departamento di Obranan Publico (DOW) a informa cu despues di hopi tempo ta dialoga cu Directie Natuur en Milieu y Parke Nacional Arikok,

contratista CIC NV y DOW a keda cla cu loke ta trata e iluminacion di e brug di Green Corridor.

            E lusnan tabata un parti di e exigencianan cu DOW a pone pa haci e brug mas visibel, mirando cu e ta net despues cu dobla e caminda mas nort di e brug anterior.

            Colornan geel y berde ta esunnan cu menos ta haci influencia riba e flora y fauna den vecindario y pesey a scoge pa e dos colornan aki.

            Ta bezig cu e programacion di e dos colornan aki y mientras esey ta andando lo sende un dia geel y un dia berde.

            Ora e programacion keda cla, e dos colornan aki lo wordo uza segun secuencia. Den oranan mas trempan e colornan lo ta mas cla y mas laat esaki lo ta menos cla.

 




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Tin diferente opcion pa deshaci di taira

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Minister Ursell Arends: *E ciudadano ta para pa haci su escogencia pa Aruba 

ORANJESTAD (AAN): Entrante dialuna 22 di augustus, 2022, Aruba lo tuma un paso grandi pa cera Parkietenbos y ta duna inicio na un maneho responsabel y sostenibel di desperdicio. Serlimar lo prohibi e entrega di taira na Dump Parkietenbos. Den e manera aki por tuma e prome paso pa evita candela cu ta kima pa decadas caba na Parkietenbos. Taira por ser entrega na na Ecotech Freezone NV y pronto tambe na Carentra VBA. 

            Ministerio di Naturalesa a tuma nota di algun tireshops cu a tuma e decision di ofrece e cliente un servicio incompleto na momento di cambia taira (nan comunicado adhunto). E tireshops aki a pidi pa delibera cu Gobierno  pero no a propone un plan of solucion realistico. Desde februari tur instancia na Aruba por a propone un solucion pa e tema di tires y ta solamente dos compania a presenta plan concreto.  Esaki no ta momento pa bolbe crea tardansa den e clausura di e dump Parkietenbos, cual lo crea espacio pa candela sigui surgi.

           Na e momento aki ta keda na e ciudadano cu ta doño di vehiculonan pa haci su escohencia na fabor di nos Pais.

Den esaki e ciudadano tin diferente opcion pa deshaci di nan taira:


E consumidor por opta pa un tire shop cu ta brinda servicio incompleto, bay cu su taira, y tir’e den mondi. Si scohe pa pone moralidad un banda y daña nos medio ambiente, ta core e riesgo di un multa te cu 10,000 Florin of 6 luna den prison ya cu esaki ta un acto castigabel (“strafrechtelijk”).
E consumidor por opta pa un servicio incompleto, bay cu su taira, y entrega esaki personalmente cerca Ecotech Freezone NV unda e lo paga Afl. 0.19 cent pa kilo. E gran mayoria di chauffeur na Aruba ta haci uso di un taira di mas o menos 12 kilo, esta Afl.2,28 pa segura cu su taira wordo procesa den un manera responsabel.
E consumidor tambe por opta pa haci uzo di e servicio di e negoshinan cu ta recoge desperdicio y hiba esaki na pa ser procesa manera menciona ariba.
E consumidor por opta pa un servicio completo cerca cualkier otro tireshops na Aruba, incluyendo e transporte di taira na e Ecotech Freezone NV of Carentra VBA pa procesamento responsabel. Asina nos tur por contribui na paga e candela na dump y tene Aruba limpi.

            Minister Arends ta gradici tur compania y ciudadano cu ta forma parti di e solucion pa por cera Dump Parkietenbos, y pa segura cu tairanan por wordo procesa den un forma responsabel pa por paga e candela na Parkietenbos y scapa nos medio ambiente.

 




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Changes to limited liability company rules coming soon Loop Cayman Islands

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Minister of Financial Services and Commerce, the Hon. Andr? Ebanks

Existing limited liability companies (LLCs) would no longer have to file a certificate of amendment on membership changes with the Companies Register, as one of the key proposed changes in the Limited Liability Companies (Amendment) Bill, 2022.

While changes would no longer be filed with the Companies Register, the amendment also would require LLCs to maintain, at their registered offices, the names and addresses of their members in their register of members, and the nature of their voting rights; and to provide this information upon demand to the Companies Register.

Lastly, because penalties for failure to provide beneficial ownership information are now covered in the Cayman Islands’ beneficial ownership administrative fines regime, the amendment proposes to remove the penalties provision in the current LLC Act, thereby removing the duplication.

“These three amendments are in line with global regulatory requirements set by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) for fighting financial crimes, while clarifying the LLCs’ responsibilities in relation to maintaining and providing beneficial ownership information,” the Minister of Financial Services and Commerce, the Hon. Andr? Ebanks, said.

A “beneficial owner” is a person who ultimately owns or controls an entity, although the entity may be held in another name.

Minister Ebanks will present the Bill at the next sitting of Parliament.

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The Cayman Islands Public Library Service invites the public to ‘Children’s Colouring Day’ at the George Town Library parking lot on Saturday, August 27, 2022, starting at 10:30 am.

According to Acting Director of the Library, Mr Kevin Goring, “Children’s Colouring Day will be the perfect opportunity for budding young artists to come out and express themselves creatively and enjoy the company of their friends and family members.”

The Library is a staunch advocate of lifelong learning; hence we fully support the development of creative minds as artistic expression in childhood often leads to successful careers in various disciplines. Therefore, the Library will be supplying a variety of supplies, ranging from crayons, markers and pencils to paints, chalk, canvas and construction paper, to ensure that everyone has the tools to be creative.

Mr Goring added.

Mr Goring also noted that all children ages two and up are encouraged to attend, with a prize raffle and refreshments available for everyone.

Admission is free, and there is no need to register. However, space is limited, so show up early to ensure you make the most of this fun-filled day.

Mr Goring explained further.

For more information about Children’s Colouring Day, please contact the George Town Public Library by telephone at 949-5159 or email at libraryprogrammes@gov.ky.

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