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While former police commissioner Gary Griffith is optimistic about the performance of Homeland Security Minister Roger Alexander and Defence Minister Wayne Sturge, he questions the split in responsibilities between the two ministries and the proposed Stand Your Ground legislation.
Speaking on CNC3’s The Morning Brew on Tuesday, Griffith said he believes in the leadership potential of the newly appointed ministers, adding that he doubts they could perform worse than their predecessor.
“The only way you could go is up. I think the worst minister in any ministry in the history of Trinidad and Tobago was Fitzgerald Hinds,” Griffith said.
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