On behalf of the Minister responsible for Telecommunications Senator the Honourable Kay McConney, the Permanent Secretary Mr Charley Browne, the Acting Chief Telecommunications Officer Mr Clifford Bostic and the staff of the Telecommunications Unit, we thank them for the valuable service they rendered to the department and wish them a long, happy and healthy retireme nt.īarbados establishes National Computer Incident Response Team They are The Chief Telecommunications Officer - Mr Reginald Bourne and his Executive Secretary - Ms Marva Griffith. Two stalwarts of the Tele communications Unit have announced their retirement during the previous months. The full text of the Regulations will be posted on this website shortly. The Telecommunications Unit expects a significant increase in the number of applications for Amateur Radio Licences as it augurs well for the future of the Barbados Amateur Radio Association and for Barbados in general.
“It took long in coming but it will be finally here before the New Year,” he added. That date should be December 24, 2018,” declared a cheerful and relieved Acting Chief Telecommunications Officer, Mr. Forty days after, the Regulations will become Law. The Minister signed the Regulations on 12 th of November, Parliament meets on Novemand we expect the laying of these Regulations then. “We are closer to implementation of the new Regulations. The changes would allow for persons to be granted differing classes of Amateur Radio Licences. New Amateur Radio Regulations will be Ready for Implementation before 1 January 2019.Īmateur Radio enthusiasts who were clamoring for the removal of the requirement to pass a Morse Code Test will be pleased to learn that the changes in the Regulations to achieve such are almost completed. The Management and staff of the Telecommunications Unit regret any inconvenience caused by this disruption on the 12th August 2019, but pledge to continue its high level of service at its new location.Īll Telephone Numbers, Email addresses and Websites remain unchanged. To facilitate this relocation and ensure a smooth transition, the Telecommunications Unit will be closed to business on 12th August 2019 and reopen at its new location on 13th August 2019. Ministry of Innovation, Science and Smart Technology The new address, effective 13th August 2019 is: The Telecommunications Unit will join its parent Ministry, the Ministry of Innovation, Science and Smart Technology at Baobab Towers. The Public is hereby notified that the Telecommunications Unit will be relocating its Headquarters from Trinity Business Centre, Country Road, St.
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