No more pension stress. And no more frustration with poor public service delivery. And no more anxiety in accessing social support grants.

Titled “A bold new chapter”, the 182-page PNM manifesto focuses on public service delivery, specifically seeking to address the persistent gaps long evident and too glaring to ignore in the face of growing demands and discontent from the public. The manifesto was presented to the public yesterday at Balisier House at a news conference attended by Prime Minister Stuart Young, political leader Dr Keith Rowley, general secretary Foster Cummings and lady vice-chairman Camille Robinson-Regis.

According to Young and highlighted in the manifesto, Priority 1 for the next PNM Government would be transforming public service delivery, which has “a direct effect on the lives of our citizens, in particular those who may be more vulnerable amongst us”. He said the implementation of digitisation and the use of technology would be key to the transformation process.