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Minister of Public Service, Constitutional and Political Reform meets with UN Resident Coordinator

On January 21st, 2021, Honourable Henry Charles Usher, Minister of the Public Service, Constitutional and Political Reform, met with UN Resident Coordinator, Ms. Birgit Gerstenberg. This introductory meeting was to establish and set the tone for the way forward. 

During the meeting, mutual areas of interest were discussed. Special attention was given to the Good Governance policy. Minister Usher gave particular importance to the transformation of governance in the country. “ We will transform the workings of government, which will allow us to serve the people better. We have to go beyond reform. time to transform.” Ms. Gerstenberg conveyed how she was looking forward to the modification of government business and offered her assistance where needed. 

Minister Usher expressed his appreciation for the strong and active relationship, which has existed between the United Nations’ office in Belize and the country over the past years.

Also in attendance were Dr. Osmond Martinez, CEO in the Ministry, Tracey Hutchinson, Strategic Planner & Team Leader (UNRCO), Diane Wade-Moore, Program Analysis (UNDP).

 

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Commonwealth Master Degree Scholarship tenable in the United Kingdom

This serves to inform that nominations are invited from suitably qualified candidates wishing to pursue a Master Degree in the United Kingdom commencing in September 2021. Belize is invited to nominate two (2) candidates under six (6) development themes. The deadline is 18th January 2021.

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Ministry of Public Service, Constitutional and Political Reform Observes International Anti-Corruption Day 2020

Ministry of Public Service, Constitutional and Political Reform Observes International Anti-Corruption Day 2020

Belmopan. December 9, 2020. 5:00 p.m.

Corruption is criminal, immoral and the ultimate betrayal of public trust. To this end, the newly constituted Ministry of the Public Service, Constitutional and Political Reform (MPSCPR) recognizes the International Anti-Corruption Day 2020, observed under the theme, “Recover with Integrity to Build Forward Better”. 

The Prime Minister Hon. John Briceño and the new administration has committed to fast track the implementation of the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC) to which Belize acceded on December 12, 2016. Reducing the risks of corruption and mismanagement will require the involvement of strong anti-corruption bodies, better oversight bodies, a more open and transparent public procurement and enhanced anti-corruption compliance. The theme, which calls governments to “recover with integrity” highlights that only by implementing effective corruption mitigation measures, will a better recovery be possible.   

The Ministry of the Public Service, Constitutional and Political Reform and Hon. Henry Charles Usher stand in solidarity with other nations to fight corruption and recognize the International Anti-Corruption Day 2020.

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Minister of Public Service Holds Meeting  with PSU Representatives

Belmopan. December 3, 2020. 4:45 p.m.

The Ministry of the Public Service, Constitutional and Political Reform (MPSCPR) hereby informs the public that a first meeting was held with the Public Service Union of Belize (PSU).

The meeting included the Hon. Henry Charles Usher, the Minister of the Public Service, Constitutional and Political Reform; Dr. Osmond Martinez, Chief Executive Officer in the Ministry; and representatives of the PSU which included President Mr. Gerald Henry, Mr. Dean Flowers and Mrs. Anna Myvette.  

The objective of the meeting was to discuss the recommendation of the Public Service Union on investigating the disposal of Government’s assets under the previous administration. The Union was informed that Cabinet decided to launch a full investigation into the “sell-off” of government assets by the previous administration. The MPSCPR is pleased to inform the public that the PSU has accepted to be part of the investigation process. The inquiry will also include representatives of the Ministry of Finance, the Attorney General’s Ministry, the Ministry of the Public Service and the private sector.

The Ministry of the Public Service, Constitutional and Political Reform hereby pledges its support to a very productive working relationship with the Public Service Union of Belize.

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