Parental Responsibility Bill Takes Center Stage | Trinidad and Tobago News
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The government is rolling out bold new legislation to crack down on school violence and student misbehavior, backed by Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar’s firm message: kids who can’t behave belong at home with their parents. With a bill headed to Parliament, the policy aims to shift responsibility squarely onto families, arguing that schools can’t—and shouldn’t—be expected to fix every behavioral issue. Rising police reports of schoolyard fights fuel the urgency, but officials stress that enforcement alone won’t work; real change requires parents stepping up. This isn’t just about discipline—it’s about accountability, community, and rebuilding a culture where youth are guided by consistent, responsible leadership.
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