Homeland Security Minister Signals Possible ZOSO Rollout, Assures Public Safety Will Not Be Compromised After SOE

Politics

Legal

TTT NewsJournalist at TTT News

September 11, 2026

Share this article

Homeland Security Minister Signals Possible ZOSO Rollout, Assures Public Safety Will Not Be Compromised After SOE

Click to view full size

The Zones of Special Operations (ZOSOs) Bill may soon be making their way back to Parliament for approval.

Minister of Homeland Security Roger Alexander made the statement in the House of Representatives this evening.

Earlier this year, the Law Reform (Zones of Special Operations) (Special Security and Community Development Measures) Bill, 2026, failed to pass in the Senate after the Government was unable to secure the required three-fifths special majority.

Politics

Legal

Need the bigger picture?

Ask Gazette to explain what led here, surface earlier reports, or build a timeline from our coverage.

Open Ask Gazette

Sourced from TTT News. Visit their website to read the full story.

Share this article

Comments (0)

Related stories

See articles related to "Homeland Security Minister Signals Possible ZOSO Rollout, Assures Public Safety Will Not Be Compromised After SOE"

Jan 17, 2026

11 vote against Zones of Special Operations Bill

By Kim Boodram

Jan 15, 2026

Hotspot security zones planned after SoE

By Anna Ramdass

Jan 17, 2026

Chamber urges government to state impact of 'special zones'

By Newsday Reporter

Jan 16, 2026

House debates ZOSO bill today

By Gail Alexander

Jan 28, 2026

ZOSO Bill collapses in Senate after Independents vote it down

By Kim Boodram

Jan 18, 2026

ZOSO bill passed in House

By Kim Boodram

Jan 20, 2026

Kamla calls President 'a low-level PNM functionary'

By Anna Ramdass

Download our mobile app

The portable companion to gazettE. Get notifications, track read articles, and more. The latest news from Trinidad and Tobago, in one place.

Get it for Android Get it for iOS