AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoHousing Costs: Cayman has approved 573 stamp-duty waivers worth CI$10.3 million for local homebuyers since May 2025, but still has no promised policy on duty concessions for developers. Social Support: Around 1,800 families receive assistance costing about CI$3 million a month, while the government says it needs to better track long-term outcomes. Beach Protection: Imported sand at the Grand Cayman Marriott is moving along Seven Mile Beach and has yet to blend with native sand. The Department of Environment says the project is behaving as expected and monitoring will continue. Health Planning: Government has opened a consultation on a proposed National Cancer Registry, which would require doctors and dentists to report basic patient information within 14 days of diagnosis. Public Safety: Government is adding CI$130,000 in CCTV cameras, with most new coverage planned for East End. Financial Oversight: Cayman hosted regional ministers for talks on money laundering and terrorist financing as the Islands prepare for a CFATF evaluation in December 2027.
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