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Movement into and out of designated communities could become subject to a permit system if an area is declared a “closed area” under Government’s new Special Operations Bill, 2026.
The bill was passed in the House of Representatives shortly after midnight on Saturday and is now headed to the Senate. It is intended to replace the Government’s defeated Zones of Special Operations (ZOSO) Bill.
The legislation establishes seven policing districts across Trinidad and Tobago and creates a legal framework for special operations by law enforcement targeting criminal activity.
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