The Public Service Union (PSU) of Belize has expressed deep frustration over the Government of Belize’s (GOB) lack of response to concerns regarding the proposed transformation of the Belize Tax Services Department (BTSD) into a Semi-Autonomous Revenue Authority (SARA). Despite the passing of a two-week deadline, the government has remained silent, prompting the union to label the inaction as outright disrespect. The PSU has raised significant issues about the efficiency, costs, and employee welfare implications of the proposed SARA, which would operate as a statutory body governed by a board of directors. Union President Dean Flowers criticized the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Public Service, and the Prime Minister for their perceived indifference, accusing them of treating the revenue-generating authority as a private enterprise. The PSU is now consulting its membership through surveys and meetings to determine the next course of action, which may include service disruptions. A decisive meeting with the general membership is scheduled to gauge support for potential measures to address the matter.