Prime Minister Gaston Browne has announced that his administration is seeking restitution from vehicle dealers involved in the ongoing government fleet controversy. This development follows revelations that millions of dollars were spent on government vehicles outside standard procurement procedures. Browne disclosed that one dealer has already agreed to repay $10 million, while another is currently under audit. The prime minister emphasized that the audit and reassignment process for the vehicles are still underway. Additionally, Browne stated that any unassigned vehicles will be sold at public auction in the near future. The controversy has sparked significant public scrutiny, with the prime minister urging the opposition to clarify its stance on the matter. This situation highlights broader concerns about transparency and accountability in government procurement practices.
UPP told to make it clear whether they want car dealers to go to jail
