THE UK FOREIGN AND COMMONWEALTH OFFICE MUST OPEN AN INQUIRY INTO ANGUILLA'S REGISTRAR OF COMPANIES, IF ANGUILLA IS TO CONTINUE AS AN OFFSHORE FINANCIAL CENTRE

To recap our long shopping list of acts of governmental misconduct in Anguilla:

(1) Anguilla's Registrar pointedly chooses to ignore the findings of fact and
conclusions of law of foreign courts, BUT it adroitly attempts to influence them.
(2) The Office of the Registrar allows new companies to be formed, notwithstanding that statutory naming conflicts exist.
(3) Companies are improperly reinstated, and requirements quietly waived, in violation of the law.
(4) Substantial reinstatement fees are quietly waived, and Registered Agents allowed to ignore laws and regulations.
(5) Documents and claims submitted are summarily dismissed, without diligent inquiry.
(6) Finally, the Office of the Governor simply washed its hands of any involvement, which is Malfeasance of Office, if not a violation of existing law.

We again reiterate that the United Kingdom Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office must take up these allegations, conduct a thorough
inquiry, and further examine whether the Government of Anguilla's administration of its affairs is falling so short as to require Direct Rule at this time. Our whistleblower's complaints have exposed the dark underbelly of an offshore centre that requires significant reform, from the top down. Otherwise, it does not properly serve either its customers, or the people of the British Overseas Territory of Anguilla.