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Public Health Bill, 2026
The Government is committed to modernising the Cayman Islands’ public health legislation to ensure it reflects today’s health challenges and supports a stronger, more coordinated public health system. The proposed Public Health Bill, 2026 establishes a national Department of Public Health, strengthens governance and accountability, improves public health surveillance, modernises disease prevention and emergency response, and aligns the Cayman Islands with international public... MoreCloses 18 September 2026 -
Environmental Health Bill, 2026
This legislative package modernises the Cayman Islands’ environmental health legal framework by establishing dedicated environmental health legislation. Environmental Health was formerly encapsulated within the Public Health Bill. This Bill demonstrates the importance of environmental health in the Cayman Islands by establishing a stand-alone legislation, the administrative framework required for the enforcement of fees and penalties, protecting the health of the population and... MoreCloses 18 September 2026 -
Health Practice (Amendment No.2) Bill, 2026
The Health Practice (Amendment No.2) Bill strengthens the governance of health professional regulations by improving how Professional Councils operate, while maintaining accountability and high standards of patient safety. The Bill also supports the transition of the Ruth Eleanor School of Nursing to local oversight under the Cayman Islands Nursing and Midwifery Council. The proposed Bill will be published on 21 August. You will be able to view and download it... MoreCloses 18 September 2026 -
Tobacco (Amendment) Bill, 2026
The Tobacco (Amendment) Bill, 2026 will give the Government the legal framework needed to protect children and young people against the harms of vaping and to protect the environment against the harms of disposable vapes. The proposed Bill will be published on 21 August. You will be able to view and download it from this site. Why It Matters This Bill is about protecting public health, especially our young people, while ensuring clear responsible regulation of... MoreCloses 18 September 2026 -
Cannabis Reform
The Law Reform Commission invites stakeholders and members of the general public to comment on the issues identified in the Discussion Paper titled “Cannabis Reform: Options for a Harm Minimisation Framework” and, in particular, to submit their views on the consultation questions presented. MoreCloses 1 September 2026
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