Barrow Plans U.D.P. Reform Amid Panton’s Silence

Panton declined an interview with News Five today but has scheduled her first press conference since the general elections for next Tuesday. Meanwhile, Barrow has big plans for the U.D.P., focusing on reform. Before diving into changes, he wants to meet with his standard bearers to review the election results, recruit new delegates and standard bearers, and work on amending the U.D.P. Constitution.

 

Moses “Shyne” Barrow, Former Leader of the Opposition

“We have to have the necessary meetings and do our post-mortem and look at all of the procedures that need to take place. We need to get delegates, we need to get the caretakers or standard bearers, all of those processes need to happen properly. Delegates need to be elected, standard bearers need to be elected, and then you look at the national convention. We need to look at what can be done with village council because a month and a half has been wasted, so we need to look at constitutional reform. I definitely have spent the last couple of weeks looking at what the Constitution needs as far as improvement.”