AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoHealth Services: Health Minister Vincent Wheatley is pursuing a referral arrangement with Trinidad and Tobago’s National Prosthetics Centre, which can produce limbs within hours and provide fitting and rehabilitation for people in the BVI. Public Safety: The Governor warned suspects in armed robberies they will face justice. Digital Finance: The BVI’s updated Common Reporting Standard took effect in January 2026, expanding reporting rules to cover crypto assets; reporting to the International Tax Authority is due by May 2027. Public Service: The Deputy Governor’s Office and BVIEC signed an agreement to provide electricity corporation staff with structured customer-service training. Disaster Response: A Royal Navy drone trial delivered more than 240 kilograms of supplies from HMS Trent to Jost Van Dyke, demonstrating a potential way to reach difficult areas during emergencies. Regional Representation: The BVI was selected to represent British overseas territories on the Caribbean Tourism Organization’s board.
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