One of the components of the National Crime Fighting Strategy is the use of tint meters to determine the density of the tint on vehicle windows.

This is according to Public Security Minister Khemraj Ramjattan, who in an exclusive interview with the Government Information Agency (GINA) disclosed that he intends to have a public consultation on the issue.

“We have to get more tint meters so that we can check out the tints for vehicles …I would like to go public and have a consultation on this issue of tints, how much tint and light penetration we should have, whether it should be on the back windows only …,” Minister Ramjattan related to GINA.

The Minister plans to have an open public discussion on this issue as he believes it is important. “I need to bring to the public my take on it, and what they have to say so we can have public consensus when we move forward in relation to tint.”

Only today, Minister of Governance Raphael Trotman at a post- Cabinet press briefing held at the Ministry of the Presidency said that Cabinet is considering a policy for tints on vehicles’ windows. (GINA)

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