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The Integrity Commission publicly and erroneously named and shamed Brian Manning, son of former Prime Minister Patrick Manning, for failure to declare his assets in accordance with the Integrity in Public Life Act.
Yesterday, the Integrity Commission responded publicly with a timeline of the error, which sought to lay the blame squarely with NIDCO. The Integrity Commission “was informed” and the Integrity Commission “was advised.” At no point, though, was the Integrity Commission sorry about using public funds to unjustly embarrass a private citizen.
There is no suggestion that the Commission, chaired by former media mogul Ken Gordon, sought to personally apologise to Manning either; even by letter.
Integrity and decorum apparently do not go hand-in-hand.
Mr Live Wire is now of the opinion that integrity in Trinidad and Tobago is as useful as a cassette player.
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Opposition Leader Dr Keith Rowley will not allow himself to be sidetracked by matters of integrity as he continues his Read more
Just when you think Trinidad and Tobago’s politics has lost the capacity to surprise. Out jumps another revelation that seems Read more
Seriously, Tanty Kamla?! Seriously?! There are a few scenarios that set off alarm bells immediately. Jack Warner offering to provide Read more
The Integrity Commission yesterday acted on Section 33 (a) of the Integrity in Public Life Act, which allows the Commission Read more
It has been eleven weeks and two days since Wired868 stationed itself outside the President’s House in an effort to Read more
Yes. It is very useful for those many who only still have old 8-Track tapes.