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Saturday, March 29, 2025

Cabinet appoints Committee to probe misconduct allegations at CCC

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GUARDIAN MEDIA NEWSROOM
33 days ago
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Youth Development Minister, Foster Cummings (centre), is flanked by Acting Permanent Secretary Savitri Balkaran and Chairman of the Cabinet-appointed Committee to investigate allegations of staff misconduct within the CCC Programme, Colonel (Ret.) Lyle Alexander.  At left is (Ret.) Squadron Leader Anushca Archan (Member), and on the right is Friendly Societies Registrar, Dr. Michael Seales (Member).  [Image courtesy Ministry of Youth Development & National Service]

Youth Development Minister, Foster Cummings (centre), is flanked by Acting Permanent Secretary Savitri Balkaran and Chairman of the Cabinet-appointed Committee to investigate allegations of staff misconduct within the CCC Programme, Colonel (Ret.) Lyle Alexander. At left is (Ret.) Squadron Leader Anushca Archan (Member), and on the right is Friendly Societies Registrar, Dr. Michael Seales (Member). [Image courtesy Ministry of Youth Development & National Service]

Ministry of Youth Development & National Service

Cab­i­net has ap­point­ed a com­mit­tee to in­ves­ti­gate al­le­ga­tions of mis­con­duct with­in the Civil­ian Con­ser­va­tion Corps (CCC) Pro­gramme.

Min­is­ter of Youth De­vel­op­ment and Na­tion­al Ser­vice, Fos­ter Cum­mings pre­sent­ed Let­ters of Ap­point­ment to Com­mit­tee mem­bers to­day.

The Cab­i­net-ap­proved Com­mit­tee, chaired by Colonel (Ret.) Lyle Alexan­der, in­cludes Re­tired Squadron Leader Anush­ka Achan and Dr. Michael Seales.

Cum­mings said youth de­vel­op­ment and ef­fi­cient ser­vice de­liv­ery are top pri­or­i­ties.

"The pro­vi­sion of safe spaces, peace­ful com­mu­ni­ties, and en­vi­ron­ments ... are top pri­or­i­ties un­der the Min­istry of Youth De­vel­op­ment and Na­tion­al Ser­vice," he said.

The Com­mit­tee will gath­er ev­i­dence, con­duct in­ter­views, and sub­mit a re­port with rec­om­men­da­tions with­in a month to en­sure the pro­gram re­mains ef­fec­tive and ac­ces­si­ble to the youth of Trinidad and To­ba­go.


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