Saint Lucia's development planning needs a clear distinction between consultation, adopted strategy and completed investment. The government's February 2026 notice describes sector analysis intended to inform its medium-term strategy and first long-term National Development Plan, covering tourism, agriculture, infrastructure, education, health and security. It does not establish that every proposed outcome has been achieved. The same discipline applies to the older construction account: planned hospitals, ports and hotels should not be counted as completed productive capacity without operating evidence. In tourism, preserve the month, year-to-date period and category of arrival, and keep the authority's stated expectations separate from realised demand.