We may soon have some clarity on an investigation into overtime abuse at the Department of Environmental Health as well as the fate of suspended director Roydell Carter.
An internal audit of overtime hours launched late last year is expected to be done by 30 June, according to a DEH spokesperson. This information was given to Cayman 27 after our FOI request into overtime documents at the department was declined.
Meanwhile, an email sent to Cayman 27 appears to show Mr. Carter was in talks with the Attorney General’s office. The email chain appears to show Mr. Carter’s attorney, Graham Hampson, setting up a meeting with Attorney General Hon. Samuel Bulgin.
The emails were written in March.
Sources within the DEH tell Cayman 27 they understand the issue with Mr….
