Parliament of Grenada

Key Facts

Head of State: HM King Charles III

Joined the Commonwealth: 1974

Capital City (location of Parliament): St George's

Unicameral/Bicameral: Bicameral - House of Representatives (15), Senate (13)

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CPA UK & Grenada

CPA UK has a good relationship with the Parliament of Grenada. In March 2022 the Clerk of Parliament attended the Westminster Seminar virtually. In both 2021 and 2022 parliamentary staff participated in the annual Caribbean Clerks Programme hosted by CPA UK.

In February 2020, a CPA UK parliamentary delegation visited the Parliament of Grenada, on the occasion of the UK opening a new British High Commission in Grenada.

Parliamentarians from Grenada have engaged with CPA UK through multilateral conferences and projects such as CPA UK's Annual Westminster Seminar and the Commonwealth Association of Public Accounts Committees (CAPAC). In January 2020, CPA UK hosted the CAPAC Caribbean Regional Workshop in Trinidad and Tobago, which focused on areas such as: what makes an effective PAC, preparing for inquiries, and the delivery and results of PAC inquiries. 

In 2016, Grenada also participated in the International Parliamentary Project on Sustainability, Energy and Development. The project involved parliamentarians from the Caribbean and Americas in a Regional Workshop hosted in Port of Spain and a Commonwealth-wide conference in London in March 2016 focusing on parliamentarians' role in oversight of energy and the implementation of the SDGs. 

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Examples of our Past Programmes

Women in Trade Workshop, Westminster, 20-22 June 2023

Members of Parliament from across the Commonwealth participated in CPA UK's Women in Trade Workshop, held on 20 - 22 June 2023 in the UK Parliament. CPA UK's first all-women in-person multilateral programme, brought together women parliamentarians from across the Commonwealth, for a three-day Workshop designed to strengthen their knowledge of international trade and to discuss specific impact of trade agreements on gender equality, poverty alleviation, and the economic empowerment of women in the Commonwealth.

To read the Women in Trade Workshop Final Report, click here.