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December 14, 2020 | Electoral Office, News, Office of the AG
From the Supervisor of Elections Vol II Issue No 3: Lists In the years between elections, the electoral office produces 26 lists, but in an election year it produces 28. This year, the electoral office is on track, we have produced and published 24 lists; four more...December 09, 2020 | Electoral Office, News, Office of the AG
From the Supervisor of Elections Vol II Issue No 2: Votes from the great beyond? In the USA, the losing side has claimed that persons who were long deceased cast votes in the November 3rd election. It is something we have heard before. I cannot comment on the US...[display-posts post_type=”ministry_news” wrapper=”div-ministry” wrapper_class=”ministry-news”]
It is the principal mission of the Office of the Attorney General to provide legal advice and services to and on behalf of The Crown, and to conduct and respond to all matters of litigation for and against The Crown or any Ministry or Agency of the Government.
Importantly, its mandate includes the extensive oversight of the legislative agenda of the Government.
The Office of the Attorney General also provides administrative support for the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions and superintends all matters relating to the Electoral Office.
Ministry of Justice and Legal Affairs
The Ministry of Justice and Legal Affairs ensures that the rule of law is facilitated and supported by the various mechanisms by which citizens can have equal access to the justice system and by which they can be afforded the protection of the law. It also takes responsibility for ensuring that the statutes are updated and modernized to keep pace with an evolving society.
Hon. Garth Wilkin
Attorney General
Ms. Diana Francis
Permanent Secretary
(Ministry of Justice and Legal Affairs)
The Office of the Attorney General
The Office of the Attorney General is chiefly responsible for providing legal counsel and advice to the Executive Branch of the Government of St. Kitts and Nevis. The functioning of the Office is rooted in the Constitution and is further detailed by the provisions of the Attorney General’s Act Cap 3.02 of the laws of the Federation of St. Kitts and Nevis.
One of the more prolific manifestations of the advisory functions of the Office of the Attorney General is its contribution to the legislative agenda of the government. As such, the responsibility of preparation of all legislation: from conceptualization to the presentation of Bills and the crafting of Regulations falls within the purview of the office.
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