Security Sector Reform Action Plan…The issues with the British and Guyana Governments over the Security Sector Reform Action Plan (SSRAP) are being dealt with, President Bharrat Jagdeo said Friday.During a press conference,Wholesale Jerseys Cheap, the Head of State said that he spoke with the British High Commissioner to Guyana, who has indicated his willingness to deal with Guyana’s concerns.“He is inclined to look at the issue to see that our concerns are dealt with…we want to work with everyone but the sovereignty of this state, the people of Guyana and the State of Guyana are supreme,NFL Jerseys From China,” President Jagdeo said.? The Head of State pointed out that the issues regarding the initial breakdown of talks are ‘largely behind us.’He pointed out that at the moment both governments are engaged in trying to shape the project in a ‘fashion’ that would respect the wishes of both parties without having those sovereignty matters threatened.On June 18 last,Cheap NFL Jerseys Authentic, Head of the Presidential Secretariat, Dr. Roger Luncheon, said that the meeting between Guyana and the British would commence next month.He had said that he was advised that the British have stated that July will be a suitable time for the meeting.At a previous press conference, Dr. Luncheon stated that the fallout between the two governments occurred after the British had unilaterally decided in their submission that the SSRAP will be implemented ‘their way.’? He had said that fundamentally the issue regarding the SSRAP is the fact that the British wanted to ‘externally’ manage the project.? The British suggestion for the implementation of the project ‘offends’, Dr. Luncheon said.The British proposal,CHeap NFL Jerseys China, Dr. Luncheon had noted, totally disregarded Guyana’s sovereignty.? He had previously told the media that the British proposal abandons the agreements that were negotiated,Cheap Air Max 90 Men Shoes, specifically on Guyana’s ownership.? In May, the government withdrew from further participation in the SSRAP being funded by the United Kingdom Government.A British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) report stated that Guyana stands to lose £3M sterling (US$4.7 M).The warning came amidst the disagreement between the two countries on how to properly manage the funds that have been set-aside for the SSRAP.The SSRAP, whose Interim Memorandum of Understanding was signed in August 2007, is aimed at improving police operations in crime hot spots, forensics, crime-intelligence and traffic policing.