Pringle says a UPP government would block cabinet ministers from competing with private businesses.

He made the statement while speaking at a rally in All Saints.

He addressed members of the business community during his remarks.

He argued that current arrangements disadvantage entrepreneurs in the private sector.

Therefore, he said government officials should stay out of business competition.

“The United Progressive Party will not allow cabinet members to compete with you,” he said.

He repeated that position clearly to the audience at the rally.

In addition, he said his administration would remove barriers facing businesses.

He claimed some current practices make independent operation difficult for entrepreneurs.

“We will not ask you for a percentage of your shares,” he added.

He said this would apply when businesses seek easier administrative processes.

Furthermore, Pringle framed the plan as part of wider economic reform.

He said the goal is to build a fairer business environment.

He stressed that entrepreneurs should operate without political interference.

Additionally, he said tax concession applications would be treated more fairly.

He explained that this would apply to startups, expansions, and acquisitions.

He said both local and foreign investors would receive equal treatment.

Moreover, he pledged stronger rules for government procurement processes.

He said a UPP government would enforce those rules strictly.

He also said his government would stop nepotism and cronyism in contracts.

In addition, he said unfair awarding of government contracts would end.

He argued these steps would improve trust among business owners.

He said the reforms would create a level playing field in the economy.

He linked these proposals to restoring confidence in the business sector.

Finally, he noted the general election is set for April 30.

He positioned his comments as part of the wider election campaign message.