But apart from his new role in transport the compol says that he is confident he will be able to fit right in the ministry as he goes along even in other areas which require a bit more nuance and precision. He says he is optimistic that he will do well assisting in the Indigenous affairs portfolio because of his childhood in the south.
Chester Williams, Commissioner of Police
"Um no I must say that as a child growing up I went to primary school l in most of the villages in the Toledo District I went to Santa Elena primary school, I went to pueblo viejo primary school, San Antonio primary school, Columbia, I lived with one of my uncle and aunt and they were teachers in the Toledo district and every year we moved from one village to the other and so I was privileged to have attended most of my primary school years in the mayan villages in Toledo district so I, of course I do like caldo. In my younger years I could have spoken Maya to some extent, but now its been so many years and I've lost that touch but certainly I don't foresee and issue and there is going to be a lot of legal issues in that and I will just have to acquaint myself with the CCJ judgement or the court of appeal judgment on that matter but there is also the judgment of Reef Volcan from the court of appeal in Belize which I believe is very interesting and then acquaint myself with the CCJ judgment which I believe is very interesting and then acquaint myself with the CCJ Judgment the consent order and from there I think it should be smooth sailing."
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