ALLEGING that webshop owners are among Prime Minister Perry Christie’s financial backers, Free National Movement Chairman Darron Cash raised concerns yesterday about whether a recent meeting between Mr Christie and various webshop representatives was used to “cut favourable deals” days before the government tables its anticipated Gaming Bill in Parliament.
However, lawyer Wayne Munroe, who attended the meeting at the Office of the Prime Minister as a representative of several webshops, rejected Mr Cash’s claim as a misrepresentation “from the pit of hell.” He insisted that webshop representatives have never negotiated with government ministers on the Gaming Bill...
ALLEGING that webshop owners are among Prime Minister Perry Christie’s financial backers, Free National Movement Chairman Darron Cash raised concerns yesterday about whether a recent meeting between Mr Christie and various webshop representatives was used to “cut favourable deals” days before the government tables its anticipated Gaming Bill in Parliament.
However, lawyer Wayne Munroe, who attended the meeting at the Office of the Prime Minister as a representative of several webshops, rejected Mr Cash’s claim as a misrepresentation “from the pit of hell.” He insisted that webshop representatives have never negotiated with government ministers on the Gaming Bill...
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