National
Opposition Business Leader: We Believe That the Bill, in Part, is Unnecessary
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The Bail Amendment Act 2024 officially passed in the House of Assembly but without support of the opposition. And, the same will happen when the bill heads to the Senate come Monday.
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