PSC members to be sworn in on Tuesday

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PSC members to be sworn in on Tuesday

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Retired justice of appeal Judith Jones. THE five new members of the Police Service Commission (PSC) will be sworn in on Tuesday morning at President's House, St Ann's, by President Paula-Mae Weekes, Newsday learnt. Last Wednesday, a divided House of Representatives approved five nominees sent by Weekes to constitute a new PSC, raising the prospect of a new commissioner of police (CoP) being named in the coming weeks. The Opposition […]

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