Posted on 21 February 2012. Tags: abec, antigua and barbuda electoral commission, Attorney General, Chairman Juno Samuel, governor general dame louise lake-tack, justice jennifer remy, lawyer Dr David Dorsett, Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer, Sanjeev Datadin and Sherrie-Ann Bradshaw, sir gerald watt, Spencer Appeals
Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer is appealing the recent high court judgment that went against him in the lawsuit brought by former chairman of the Antigua and Barbuda Electoral Commission (ABEC), Sir Gerald Watt.
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Posted on 09 May 2011. Tags: abec, ABEC Chief Executive Officer Lorna Simon, ABEC Deputy Chairman Nathaniel “Paddy” James, administrative action, administrative employees, Ambassador Bruce Goodwin, Anthonyson King, Bernard Andrew, Chairman Juno Samuel, commissioner David “Jack” Kelsick, Commissioner Sir Gerald Watt, deputy chairman, gender affairs, Karen Manwarren, legal opinion, majority vote, ministerial responsibility, ministry of information, Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer, public servants, secondment, supervisor of elections, the Antigua & Barbuda Electoral Commission, ultra vires
The clock is ticking on a seven-day ultimatum given last Thursday to Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer by the Antigua & Barbuda Electoral Commission (ABEC).
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