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The Special Operations Bill, 2026 has been passed in the House of Representatives following a marathon sitting, with Attorney General John Jeremie saying the Government is not promising perfection from its latest crime-fighting measure but will consider it a success if it delivers a steady and sustained reduction in violent crime.
The Bill was passed shortly after midnight on Saturday, after the House sat for more than 13 hours on Friday.
Wrapping up the debate, Jeremie said the ultimate objective was a return to peace, while acknowledging that no piece of legislation could completely eradicate crime.
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