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MLA Kurt Tibbetts: Leadership in Difficult Times (Part Two) (2397 words) |
 | Kurt Tibbetts has always professed a fundamental belief in what he calls "the politics of inclusion" and the new arrangement in government has forced many people to take a more active interest in the affairs of their country instead of sitting back and idly hoping the right decisions will be made. |
| Kurt Tibbetts professes an understanding of the necessity for a country to evolve and mature politically and recognizes party politics as part of that development but, like everything else, he believes changes should be made carefully and responsibly with the full knowledge and consent of the people. |
| Tibbetts also claims that efforts were made to hold inclusive meetings but scheduling conflicts routinely arose making it impossible for all members to assemble on a regular basis. |
| Caribbean Net News: Cayman Islands staying with CARICOM says Tibbetts (473 words) |
| CASTRIES, St. Lucia: Leader of Government Business of the Cayman Islands, Kurt Tibbetts, says his country will not abandon CARICOM and is continuing to do the best it can in recovering from the devastation caused by Hurricane Ivan in September last year. |
| Tibbetts, who is in St Lucia for the 26th CARICOM Conference, told Caribbean Net News that not much discussion has taken place in Cayman on the question of the CARICOM Single Market and Economy (CSME). |
| Tibbetts was clear on the fact that "it makes no sense for us not to retain a relationship with other Caribbean territories. |
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