AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoParliament & Sovereignty: PM Matthew Wale says Solomon Islands has started reviewing its 2022 security deal with China, promising “no more secrecy” and insisting no treaty should stand without Parliament’s informed consent. Public Finance Oversight: PAC questioned OPMC’s $2.5m extra for SIBC and OAG’s $6.7m for audit upgrades and clearing provincial audit backlogs. Cyber & Airports: MCA is seeking $532,455 for SolCERT and plans to shift $4m to fast-track provincial airport works. Health Supplies: Essential medical supplies remain at about 83%, with PAC pushing to lift availability toward 90%. Sports Funding: Home Affairs wants an extra $5m to support the Oceania Rugby Sevens tournament. Courts & Environment: High Court orders two logging firms to pay $62m to Isabel communities over unlawful logging damage. Community & Development: Guadalcanal will pilot mobile revenue collection using M-SELEN to reduce cash handling; Ou’oumatawa (Small Malaita) received a $190k CDF-funded 2-ton truck for emergency and transport needs. Regional Connectivity: Australia says all PIF members are now connected by undersea cables. Sports (OFC): Rewa targets a comeback after losing their opening OFC Champions League match.
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