In a significant move to ensure transparency and accountability, Grenada’s House of Representatives has implemented stringent measures for the disbursement and utilization of constituency allowances. Starting January 2024, Members of Parliament (MPs) receiving the EC$10,000 monthly constituency allowance are required to submit verifiable bills and receipts to Parliament, detailing how the funds were allocated for constituency activities. This development was highlighted by Dr. Clarice Modeste, an Opposition Member representing St. Mark, during the adjournment of the 19 November parliamentary session. Dr. Modeste emphasized that the allowance is strictly for constituency purposes and is deposited into dedicated constituency accounts, not personal bank accounts. MPs must also present quarterly expenditure reports to ensure public funds are used appropriately. This initiative follows the approval of a separate EC$5,000 increase in personal allowance by the House Committee on 22 November 2023. The measures aim to foster greater public trust and ensure that taxpayer money is utilized effectively for community development.