By KEILE CAMPBELL
Tribune Staff Reporter
kcampbell@tribunemedia.net
BAHA Mar senior vice president Robert Sands said a water sports task force has made progress toward identifying compliance issues, licensing requirements, insurance matters and vetting problems that cause problems in the sector.
Mr Sands announced in December that a task force would examine watersports and beach activity concerns.
His comment came after a shark killed an American woman and weeks after a Blue Lagoon Island vessel teetered, resulting in the death of another American woman.
“We are very satisfied that we are making good progress with the various authorities,” he said yesterday. “We’ve addressed compliance issues, licensing requirements, insurance. We would address things such as vetting for persons who will obtain those particular licences.”
He did not provide specifics.
Comments
temptedbythefruitofanother 1 month ago
as if a pointless "task force" is going to do anything to reign in the out of control jetski gang thugs that continue to terrorize the pristine beaches of the Bahamas.
truetruebahamian 1 month ago
Jet ski idiots have killed several persons. It would be better to rent the jet skis to the customer and leave the useless boys on the shore at home.
temptedbythefruitofanother 1 month ago
The out of control jet ski thug gangs have been beating, robbing and terrorizing tourists on Bahamas beaches for decades and no one is doing anything about it. Read the news. A ridiculous "task force" won't do a thing
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