PRIME MINISTER Freundel Stuart says he “knows” all about the issues relating to the Supreme Court Complex on Whitepark Road.
But he wants those who are using the “majestic edifice” to broaden their focus and ask themselves why do they need the complex.
Stuart was addressing members of the judiciary and magistracy both past and present, members of Parliament, permanent secretaries and other guests at the official opening of the complex yesterday afternoon.
He said during his three years as Attorney-General, he had not only helped to bring the project to completion but had a hand in the moving and settling-in processes. (HLE)
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