cThe Integrity Commission published a list of non-compliant public officials for 2021, 2022 and 2023.
In 2022 Augustine was named among the non-compliant officials for that year, but his name was off the list for that period in the new list.
Other THA officials who failed to declare for 2023 were: Secretary for Settlements, Public Utilities and Rural Development Ian Pollard; Secretary of Infrastructure, Quarries and Urban Development Trevor James;, Secretary of Education, Research and Technology Zorisha Hackett; Assistant Secretary of Tourism Niall George; Assistant Secretary of Health,Wellness and Social Protection Megan Morrison; and Minority Councillor Petal Daniel-Benoit.
Responding to questions from Newsday about his con-compliance, Morris said, "Since assuming public office in 2015, I have consistently met my obligations under the Integrity in Public Life Act. Regarding the current list, I am in active communication with the Integrity Commission and working to resolve this delay. The required documents will be submitted shortly."
Newsday tried to contact Chief Secretary Farley Augustine for a comment on November 8, but he did not respond to a call and WhatsApp message up to press time.
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