Chamber Advocacy Subjects
The Chamber represents the interest of members when providing input to the government. Businesses therefore have a chance to let their voices be heard via The Chamber of Commerce.
Strategic Advocacy
Our Advocacy effort aims at influencing public policy in an open, transparent way. Our Advocacy always seeks to address issues of broad concern to the members, community, and country. We always make a case for change by presenting evidence and balanced informed arguments.
Debt Management
A plan for the management of national debt which examines all options for averting crisis.
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Tax Reform
Remove disincentives to investment in productivity and competitiveness enhancement measures etc.
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Manage Public Service
Find creative ways to lower wage bill and increase productivity of the public service
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Legislative Agenda
To monitor and make input into the process of developing and enacting legislation of Importance to the business community.
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Law & Order
St. Lucia’s development of a National Crime Fighting Strategy to monitor progress on Government efforts in fighting crime
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Increase Local Investment
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Agricultural Priorities
Raise the priority given to investment in agriculture to attract and support youth in agriculture
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Education & Skill
Reform education to improve quality of human resources available in the private sector
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Trade Facilitation
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Current Topics & Focus
We seek to persuade others of our perspective and we offer solutions. We always wish to advance convergence, mutual understanding, and relationships with officials who we hope are willing to listen.
Standards
Making it easier to do business
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Waste Management
Making it easier to do business
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Chemicals Control Board
Making it easier to do business
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VAT Reform
Making it easier to do business
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NIC Process Payments
Making it easier to do business
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Tripartite Discussions
Making it easier to do business
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Labour Code
Making it easier to do business
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Customs Processing Fee
Making it easier to do business
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Article 164
Making it easier to do business
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Frequently asked questions
Where is the St. Lucia Chamber of Commerce located?
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The St. Lucia Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture is located at Orange Park Commercial Building, 1st Floor, Bois D’Orange, Gros Islet.

Is the chamber of commerce part of the government?
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While most chambers work closely with government, they are not part of government  

What are the benefits of being in the chamber of commerce?
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Advocating on behalf of members with the public sector. Increased visibility and credibility. Business training and education information sharing and networking.

What is the main purpose of the chamber of commerce?
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A chamber of commerce is an organization of business owners and entrepreneurs who promote the interests of their local business community. Chambers of commerce provide access to valuable resources, discounts, and relationships that help businesses save money and market their products.

What powers does the chamber of commerce have?
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Chambers of Commerce will act to promote public policies that are in the best interest of business, in general. Specific Chambers of Commerce may also attempt to promote policies that serve specific industries or geographic locations.