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Fishing Practices and Proposed Policy Changes

The Ministry of Health, Environment and Sustainability (MHES) is inviting residents to take part in a public survey on fishing practices and opinions regarding a proposed policy to limit fishing by non-Caymanians, with limited exceptions. Provide your feedback by taking the survey below and send additional feedback to sustainability@gov.ky . Why it Matters MHES, together with the Department of Environment (DoE), is conducting the survey to better understand how people fish...

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Hemmington Forest National Park Draft Management Plan

Hemmington Forest is a 194-acre area of biodiverse dry forest and shrubland in central Cayman Brac and is Crown land protected under the National Conservation Act. The draft Management Plan outlines the establishment of this area as the Cayman Islands’ first formally designated and protected National Park. “Hemmington Road” is a traditional pedestrian right of way, that passes through and along the western boundaries of the protected area.

Immigration (Transition) (Amendment & Validation) Bill, 2025 ("the Immigration Bill")

The Ministry of Caymanian Employment & Immigration (Ministry) invites comments on the Immigration (Transition) (Amendment & Validation) Bill, 2025 (Immigration Bill). This consultation seeks the views of stakeholders and the public on the proposed amendments to the Immigration (Transition) Act (2022 Revision). The purpose of this consultation is to provide transparency, encourage engagement, and ensure that the perspectives of Caymanians, residents, industry representatives, and other...

National Road Safety Survey

This quick survey is part of a regular pulse check to understand how people in the Cayman Islands feel about road safety. It looks at public concern, message recall, and whether the issue feels personally relevant.

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