By Aaron Humes: Government’s vehicle fleet was mostly locked down for the Easter holidays.
Effective from 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, April 2, all government vehicles—except for those designated for emergency and essential services, as well as vehicles assigned to Ministers and Chief Executive Officers—were deactivated through a GPS lockdown system. According to a memo from the Manager of the Assets and Utilities Management Unit Ashton Longsworth – known as the ‘Car Czar’ – distributed to all government departments on March 30, the lockdown was put in place for the entire duration of the holiday.
The initiative is intended to prevent unauthorized use and ensure that government resources are used responsibly. The directive emphasized that any requests for unlocking vehicles for minor or
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By Aaron Humes: Government’s vehicle fleet was mostly locked down for the Easter holidays. Effective from 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, April 2, all government vehicles—except for those designated for emergency and essential services, as well as vehicles assigned to Ministers and Chief Executive Officers—were deactivated through a GPS lockdown system. According to a memo from
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