Chamber Statement following the arrest of Premier Hon. W. McKeeva Bush, OBE, JP
“The arrest of the Premier on alleged breach of trust, abuse of office and theft charges demonstrates Cayman’s robust law enforcement and anti-corruption systems and the Islands’ intolerance with any alleged unethical behaviour or corruption even at the highest level of political office.
“The Royal Cayman Islands Police Service’s Financial Crime Unit’s investigation leading up to today’s arrest has been ongoing for several months and the economy has continued to perform robustly providing quality services and products to the world’s financial markets, international visitors and investors.
“We are wholly confident that that same level of integrity and service will continue as the case works its way through the judicial system.
“The Chamber of Commerce unequivocally supports all actions by law enforcement officials to root out any unethical behaviour that may damage the reputation of the Cayman Islands as a leading international financial centre and as a quality jurisdiction to conduct business and invest.”
From Cayman Islands Chamber of Commerce, 11th Dec. 2012