OPPOSITION?LEADER?OWEN?ARTHUR?is urging Government to hurry up and bring integrity legislation to the floor of Parliament.
“[Former Prime Minister] David Thompson, in his manifesto, promised that the Democratic Labour Party [DLP] members were going to disclose their assets,” Arthur told a meeting of the Barbados Labour Party’s (BLP) St Peter branch at the Alma Parris Memorial School at the weekend.
“The members of the Barbados Labour Party and I went through an election with harsh charges of corruption being levelled against us. And we had to endure a lot of nastiness about offshore accounts and a lot of foolishness.”
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