major effort to get ready for the next general election.

NLP Chairman Charles Jeffers told The Royal Gazette the party would be looking for leads on possible election candidates at Saturday's workshop.

"We plan to clearly define our stance on various issues like drugs and education,'' Mr. Jeffers said. "Actions plans and priority lists will also be developed.'' He added the party would also discuss ideas for major fundraisers in addition to the general state of the NLP and the country.

The workshop, which will be held at the Clear View Suites and Villas this Saturday is open to all members of the NLP.