In the ongoing parliamentary debate regarding the proposed 10-6 curfew for individuals under 18, Opposition Leader Jamale Pringle emphasized the critical need for accountability through mandatory national ID requirements for all citizens.
He expressed concerns that young people could easily mislead law enforcement by providing false names during curfew checks, complicating enforcement efforts.
Pringle proposed that carrying a national ID should be compulsory, particularly for youths, to facilitate accurate identification and reduce the risk of misinformation.
He shared a personal story from his childhood, illustrating the importance of clear communication and accurate information in the community.
By advocating for these measures, Pringle aims to strengthen curfew enforcement and close potential loopholes in the system, urging lawmakers to take his suggestions seriously.
