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The Treasury Department has now decentralized its cheque printing and collection service to its Soufriere and Vieux Fort Sub-Accountants offices.
This move is being hailed as necessary but long overdue by the Parliamentary Representatives for the respective areas.
The new service will also improve access to payments, build resilience, and improve equity in the delivery of government services.
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SOURCE: National Competitiveness and Productivity Council
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This is a step forward for management and systems efficiency. Keep on modernizing these outdated systems.