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Montserrat Takes Aim at Online Identity Theft with New Legislation

The Ministry of Communication, Works, Labour and Energy is pushing forward with plans to introduce legislation aimed at protecting citizens and residents from online computer-related crimes in Montserrat.

Draft Penal Code Amendment Bill

As part of this effort, the ministry has released a draft penal code amendment bill that seeks to establish standards for guarding against:

Identity theft
Computer-related forgery
Violation of privacy
Child pornography
Harassment
Other offenses that utilize electronic/online communication

Public Input Encouraged

The proposed amendments aim to ensure the protection of Montserrat’s citizens from Information Communication Technology (ICT) crimes, including identity theft. The ministry is encouraging individuals to review the suggested changes and provide feedback on the recommendations.

Public Engagement Opportunities

To facilitate greater public input, the ministry has published the draft penal code amendment bill on its website and social media pages, as well as at the Montserrat Public Library. Additionally, a town hall discussion will be held:

Date: Thursday, October 29th, 2020 Location: Montserrat Cultural Center

All attendees are invited to attend and share their input with government officials.

COVID-19 Protocols and Feedback Submission

Please note that all attendees must uphold COVID-19 protocols during the event. Feedback on the amendments must be submitted via email to mcw@gov.ms by November 9th, 2020.

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