Overview:

• There doesn't exist distinct procedures for religious entities to receive recognition or registration; religious entities are instead amalgamated with NGOs which gives Grenada the classification of ambiguous though it does still retain receptive elements.

• The five-step process of registration seems a little vulnerable to manipulation; requires continued monitoring.

• It is important to note that registration as an NGO does not equate to legal registration as a religious organisation in recognitionist theory.

Positive elements:

• Freedom of religion or belief is broadly upheld by the government.

Recommendations:

• Establish distinct provisions for religious entities in terms of both their existential recognition and their legal registration apart from secular entities.

• To become dynamic, a recognition agency needs to be established that is independent of government.