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The NCPC is committed to increasing public awareness of the Insolvency Legislation

By Competitiveness, Media, News, News & Events, Productivity

The National Competitiveness and Productivity Council (NCPC) continues to engage stakeholders on the soon-to-be-enacted Insolvency Bill, which has had its first reading in the House of Assembly. Insolvency is a financial state where an individual or organization is unable to meet its debt obligations, often leading to legal proceedings such as bankruptcy, where the debtor seeks relief from some or all debt obligations.

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Public Procurement is centered on transparency, not just visibility

By Competitiveness, Media, News, News & Events, Productivity

The Procurement Administration Unit in the Department of Finance is finalizing regulations to the new procurement legislation enacted in June of 2021. Ag. Director of Procurement Administration, Anthony Jean, said the impact of procurement on the estimates of national expenditure is significant as government is the biggest procurer of goods, services, and works on the island.   

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Procurement officers in Saint Lucia receive training on the Caribbean Public Procurement Notice Board and National Advertising Portals

By Competitiveness, Media, News, News & Events, Productivity

In an effort to foster a greater understanding and utility of the Caribbean Public Procurement Notice Board (CPPNB) and the National Advertising Portal(NAP) a three-day capacity-building workshop was conducted with Senior Procurement Officers in the Public Service.  Director of the CARICOM Single Market, Titus Preville said that the Notice Board and Advertising Portal form part of the electronic tools that have been provided as part of the public procurement regime pursuant to Article 239 of the revised Treaty of Chaguaramas.

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Saint Lucia’s Collateral Registry is 50% to full implementation

By Competitiveness, Media, News, News & Events, Productivity, Self Improvement

The National Competitiveness and Productivity Council (NCPC) has achieved another milestone toward fully implementing the Collateral Registry. The Collateral Registry supports the recently passed Security Interest in Movable Properties Act. Economist and Project Leader at the NCPC, Sharma Mathurin said this project is now halfway through implementation with a formal launch scheduled for the latter part of this year.

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