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"To change our trajectory to higher levels of growth will require effort and investment from all sectors, with many individuals and entities playing their part and not simply the Government. We accept that the Government must continue the exercises to remove red tape and to continue to deconstruct and reconstruct as many systems and policies as possible. But we must also have the same efforts being undertaken in the private sector and in all other spheres of activity within the country," Mottley said.

#ICYMI 2024/25 Financial Statement and Budgetary Proposals, Vol. 3

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#ICYMI 2024/25 Financial Statement and Budgetary Proposals, Vol. 3

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"To change our trajectory to higher levels of growth will require effort and investment from all sectors, with many individuals and entities playing their part and not simply the Government. We accept that the Government must continue the exercises to remove red tape and to continue to deconstruct and reconstruct as many systems and policies as possible. But we must also have the same efforts being undertaken in the private sector and in all other spheres of activity within the country," Mottley said.
"To change our trajectory to higher levels of growth will require effort and investment from all sectors, with many individuals and entities playing their part and not simply the Government. We accept that the Government must continue the exercises to remove red tape and to continue to deconstruct and reconstruct as many systems and policies as possible. But we must also have the same efforts being undertaken in the private sector and in all other spheres of activity within the country," Mottley said.
“To change our trajectory to higher levels of growth will require effort and investment from all sectors, with many individuals and entities playing their part and not simply the Government. We accept that the Government must continue the exercises to remove red tape and to continue to deconstruct and reconstruct as many systems and policies as possible. But we must also have the same efforts being undertaken in the private sector and in all other spheres of activity within the country,” Mottley said.
  1. With effect from October 1, 2024, the categories of persons living with disabilities accessing non-contributory old age pension will be expanded to include the following conditions: cerebral palsy, advanced multiple sclerosis and autism as well as the inclusion of minors with these conditions.
  2. The special needs grant for minors with these conditions will be 50% of the value of the non-contributory old-age pension, whilst it would be 100% for adults.
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