The much-anticipated Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) Bill in Belize is nearing its final legislative stages after undergoing extensive consultations and revisions. Spearheaded by the Ministry of Labour and the Attorney General’s Ministry, the bill has been refined through feedback from diverse stakeholders, ensuring it addresses critical workplace safety concerns. Valentino Shal, CEO of the Ministry of Labour, emphasized the importance of stakeholder input in strengthening the legislation. ‘Their feedback has been instrumental in clarifying and enhancing the law to better protect workers’ interests,’ Shal stated. The revised bill, which aims to elevate workplace safety standards nationwide, has been returned to the House Committee for final review. Shal confirmed that it will be presented to the House during the next scheduled meeting. He expressed gratitude to all stakeholders for their contributions and support throughout the process, marking a significant step forward in Belize’s commitment to occupational safety and health.