AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPublic Pay Spotlight: Anguilla’s senior political compensation is now out in the open, with the Premier listed at EC$386,478 annually, ministers at EC$322,065, the Opposition Leader at EC$190,263, and MPs at EC$158,553—figures described as total annual compensation including allowances, plus notes that ministers reportedly buy their own fuel. Parliament’s Independence Push: In Sint Maarten, Parliament’s chair Sarah A. Wescot-Williams says adopted laws have “stranded” at government and calls for stronger parliamentary research, scrutiny, and independence from the executive, including moves like referendum and no-confidence ordinances. AI Governance in the Region: Sint Maarten also ratified a regional responsible AI outcome statement after an Anguilla-hosted workshop, while St Maarten’s Parliament backs a responsible AI framework and warns it must not be left behind. Regional Political Networking: Anguilla’s Premier Cora Richardson-Hodge is set to join an Overseas Territories Caribbean Caucus in Bermuda (Sept. 8–12), bringing together regional leaders under UKOTA. International Boundary Talk: Separately, Donald Trump posted an AI-style map suggesting a vastly expanded U.S., including parts of North America and Caribbean territories, without clarifying it as formal policy.
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