Haiti - Environment : Cancellation of all badges of BSAP agents

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Haiti - Environment : Cancellation of all badges of BSAP agents
24/02/2022 08:57:21

Alarmed by the reported repetitions of inappropriate behavior by some of its agents of the Environmental Surveillance Corps (CSE), behavior which risks creating confusion about the real attributions guaranteed by the Decree of January 26, 2006 on environmental management, the Minister of the Environment James Cadet, informs that it has been decided "the cancellation of all badges issued to all agents of the Protected Areas Surveillance Brigade (BSAP) for appropriate screening and examination of each of the agents in view of making the arrangements as of right."

To this end, an Internal Control Commission will be set up shortly to facilitate the application of this provision.

In addition, Minister Cadet takes the opportunity to inform the population that reforms will soon be initiated at the CSE for new measures regarding the environmental monitoring of our coast, the urban environment, sand and quarries and Protected Areas in the country.

Furthermore, the Minister reiterates his desire to prevent such behavior that is detrimental to peace and public security.

See also :
https://www.icihaiti.com/en/news-31728-icihaiti-alert-false-recruitments-of-bsap-agents.html

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