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Notice Of Acting Governor General’s Absence

Acting Governor General His Excellency Errol Melchiades Charles will be out of state from October 26th to October 29th.

On the advice of the Prime Minister, His Excellency has appointed Ms. Esther Lorrain Braithwaite to be his Deputy during his absence.

In this capacity, the Deputy will perform, on His Excellency’s behalf, all functions and duties vested in the Office of the Governor General.

Ms. Esther Lorrain Braithwaite’s interim appointment as Acting Governor General exemplifies our nation’s commitment to inclusivity and diversity.

It acknowledges her exceptional leadership as a woman in this esteemed role, highlighting the invaluable contributions of individuals from various sectors of our society.

We extend our appreciation to Ms. Esther Lorrain Braithwaite for her willingness to serve our nation during this time.

SOURCE: Office of the Prime Minister

 

 

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4 COMMENTS

  1. How can this statue be upheld. And in governance when someone is out or sick the system pause. It’s funny enough to say when tax payer have to foot the bill every thing work on bullet train mode. But when it comes to the citizens even a snail is faster.

  2. An acting replacing an acting. Go figure. Peeep what a disgrace . Those singing for their supper lose their voice

  3. That isn’t legal. You cannot have one acting vice someone that is in an acting position. This can only be if the person is confirmed in the post. By the way who is the current Governor acting for. The post is vacant and he has been acting for two years. What a mess.

  4. “It acknowledges her exceptional leadership as a woman” is a bullshit statement. If it were a man, y’all would NEVER have made such a statement. It’s either the person is capable or not. It has absolutely nothing to do with being a woman or not.

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