Public Management and Finance Amendment Bill 2025
Government bill, sponsored by the Ministry of Finance and Economic Development
What this law does
This bill makes two updates to how the Cayman Islands manages its public finances. It changes the deadline for presenting the government's strategic policy statement after a General Election from three months to six months, and updates terminology to refer to 'Parliament' instead of 'Legislative Assembly' throughout the law.
- Strategic policy statements must now be presented to Parliament within six months after a General Election, instead of three months
- All references to 'Legislative Assembly' are replaced with 'Parliament' throughout the Public Management and Finance Act
Who it affects: Government officials and departments responsible for developing and presenting strategic policy statements; Parliament; all Cayman Islands residents (indirectly, as this affects government planning timelines)
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Official documents
Debated in Parliament
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