AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoBauxite Accountability: The Attorney-General’s update on 33 Rennell Island bauxite shipments says key export records for 2019–2021 are missing or incomplete, Central Bank payment records can’t be found, no refinery certificates/assay reports were located, and customs paperwork remains incomplete—deepening questions over unpaid royalties and government oversight. Public Money Scrutiny: Opposition is challenging a Government rental of a Tolu Street property (Lengakiki) registered to PM Matthew Wale, asking whether the deal delivered value and was handled properly. Tax Reform Consultation: The GREAT Government has released a draft Formal Tax Policy Work Programme 2026–2028 for public feedback, outlining priorities and a process for sequencing tax and legislative work. Malaria Push: Health officials launched the National Roadmap for Malaria Elimination 2026–2040, targeting zero malaria deaths by 2030 and elimination by 2038, with leaders urging whole-of-government action. Jobs & Growth: The World Bank says gold has overtaken logging as Solomon Islands’ top export, while urging passage of the VAT and Mineral Resources bills to strengthen fiscal resilience. Labour Mobility: PALM now has more than 13,000 Solomon Islanders working in Australia, reflecting growing employer demand and LMU preparation efforts.
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