Sturge reveals Regiment chief’s short-lived leave due to non-compliance

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November 27, 2025

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Sturge reveals Regiment chief’s short-lived leave due to non-compliance

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Senior Political Reporter

Minister of Defence Wayne Sturge says that the Commanding Officer of the Regiment was sent on immediate leave on August 7, this year, and the decision was rescinded soon after due to non-compliance with Regimental Standing Order Number 11.

Sturge confirmed the development in Parliament yesterday as he responded to a question from the Opposition bench.

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