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Saint Lucia Policy Analysis · first sitting evidence

Anse Cochon inquiry
Organized transcripts

All three supplied transcripts from the first public sitting on 13 October 2026. Read the original wording, follow the witness sessions, and trace claims to stable source locations.

PUBLISHED 14 OCTOBER 2026PARTS I + II + IIIFIRST PUBLIC SITTING
Automated transcript. No final findings inferred.This edition preserves the supplied transcription, including apparent errors, repeated words and inconsistent names. It has not been checked against audio or certified. A witness heading identifies the examination session, not every speaker in it.

Part I times are recording offsets, not times of day. Parts II and III have no timestamps; their numbered blocks are editorial source locators. Questions, suggestions and quoted statements must be distinguished from testimony and commission findings.

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How to cite and use this edition

Use Part I 01:30:43 [P1-013043], Part II block P2-012, or Part III block P3-012 with its source character span. Character offsets are zero-based and refer to the complete original file, including its title; the ending position is exclusive. Exact file hashes appear below.

The symbol >> belongs to the supplied automated transcript. It suggests a turn change, but does not identify a speaker reliably. No editorial speaker labels have been inserted into the original wording. Parts II and III gather complete turns to at least 1,000 characters; a block may cross a witness transition. Existing Part I and Part II locators have been preserved.

Quotations and names remain subject to recording checks; numbers and described documents require independent verification. A commissioner's proposition is distinct from an accepted answer. All three supplied parts are included, through the adjournment in Part III. Later sittings and exhibits may add, clarify or contradict this evidence.

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