LET?IT be a “yes” or a “no”!
This is what the private sector would like to hear coming from Government agencies as they try to get various projects fast-forwarded.
This expectation was expressed by president of the Barbados Private Sector Association (BPSA), Alex McDonald, as he spoke to the media after he and a number of his private sector colleagues met with Central Bank Governor Dr DeLisle Worrell during a luncheon at the Central Bank yesterday.
McDonald said knowing where they stood in terms of moving forward could bring clarity to their planning.
Business folk want clear signs
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