Standoff at CATT: Board rejects minister’s call to step down

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March 17, 2026

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The board of management of the Children’s Authority of Trinidad and Tobago (CATT) has refused to step down.

It has rejected a call from line minister Vandana Mohit for members’ resignation after the minister disclosed a $77 million liability at the agency.

CATT chairman Marsha Bailey told the Express yesterday the board had no intention of resigning before the end of its term in October 2026.

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