How We Serve the Public

There are no specific services offered to the public at large. However, any relevant stakeholder who is interested in proposing or discussing Law Revision or Law Reform may make contact with The Commission to share ideas, suggestions or concerns regarding matters which can be the subject of revision or reform.
The Commission is in liaison with the Regional Law Revision Centre in Anguilla to produce a special website of Laws Online which will contain a complete collation of the updated Revised Laws of St. Kitts and Nevis. The Commission is also expected to make readily available (in electronic and hard copy formats) Word and PDF copies of all of the laws of St. Kitts and Nevis for access on demand by interested persons and in particular to make copies available to the Attorney-General, to the Clerks of the National Assembly and Island Assembly, to the Chief Registrar of the Supreme Court and to the Registrar of the High Court and also to several other entities involved in the justice system. The Commission also interacts with the Government Printery which plays a major role in assisting the Commission in executing its mandate.

Other Stakeholders

• The Office of the Prime Minister
• The Public Library
• Other Government Ministries and Departments
• Attorneys in private practice
• Lecturers and other professionals

Who We Mostly Interact With

• The Office of the Attorney General
• The Ministry of Justice and Legal Affairs
• The Parliamentary Counsel
• The Nevis Island Administration
• The Courts of Law
• The Government Printery
• The Bar Association
• The Government Printery
• The National Archives
• The Government Information Services

How You May Interact With Us

Interested persons may direct inquiries to us via the:
The Law Commission P.O.Box 164
The Ministry of Justice & Legal Affairs.
Government Headquarters, Basseterre
St.Kitts
Tel 1869, 467-1623 or 1869 467-1150
Fax 1869 465-5040
Email: jojomalwe@hotmail.com, rohan.walters@gov.kn