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The Hon. Dennis Lister, JP,MP

The Hon. Dennis Lister, JP,MP

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2 Mar 2026 House of Assembly
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Chairman
And if not, would you move your heads for approval? Hon. Diallo V. S. Rabain: You want me to move my head?
2 Mar 2026 House of Assembly
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Chairman
No, I mean, if you would like to respond to it. Hon. Diallo V. S. Rabain: Oh, yes, yes.
2 Mar 2026 House of Assembly
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Chairman
But we are out of time. 2100 2 March 2026 Official Hansard Report Bermuda House of Assembly Hon. Diallo V. S. Rabain: We are furiously trying to get you some of these things. I can give you a couple of them, I do believe. You asked about the uplift of the budget , [it] is definitely the salary uplift. It …
2 Mar 2026 House of Assembly
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Chairman
Okay . Minister, if you would like to move your heads for approval, please. Hon. Diallo V. S. Rabain: And I just want to thank you for the questions that we have gotten. Mr. Chairman, I move H eads 9, 13, 18, 34, 43, and 80 to be approved as printed.
2 Mar 2026 House of Assembly
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Chairman
It has been moved that Heads 9, 13, 18, 32, 43, and 80 be approved. Is there any objection to that motion? No objection; agreed to. [Motion carried: Cabinet Office and Digital Innovation, Heads 9, 13, 18, 32, 43, and 80 were approved and stand part of the Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure for the year 2026 /27.]
2 Mar 2026 House of Assembly
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Chairman
Minister, would you be kind enough to move that the C ommittee rise, report progress, and ask for leave to sit again? Hon. Diallo V. S. Rabain: Sure. Mr. Chair man, I move the Committee rise and report progress and ask for leave to sit again.
2 Mar 2026 House of Assembly
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Chairman
It has been moved that the C ommittee [of Supply] rise, report progress, and ask for leave to sit again. Is there any objection to that motion? No objection. A greed to. [Motion carried: The Committee of Supply agreed to rise and report progress and sought leave to sit again.] [Pause] House resumed at 9:00 p m [Hon. Dennis P. …
2 Mar 2026 House of Assembly
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The Speaker
Good evening, M embers. Are there any objections to the Estimates [of] Revenue and the Expenditure for year 2026/27 being reported back to the House? None? We'll continue on th en. Thank you. [Inaudible interjection]
2 Mar 2026 House of Assembly
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The Speaker
That's it. That's it. Right. [Crosstalk]
2 Mar 2026 House of Assembly
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The Speaker
No. There are no other matters to be done for this evening. So, Minister — Hon. E. David Burt: I'm looking for a M inister.
2 Mar 2026 House of Assembly
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The Speaker
There's no Minister here. We can carry it over. We'll do it Wednesday. We'll do it Wednesday. We’ll do it Wednesday. Premier, you can just move us. [Crosstalk]
2 Mar 2026 House of Assembly
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The Speaker
Premier, just move us on to . . . [Crosstalk]
2 Mar 2026 House of Assembly
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The Speaker
Well, Minister, when you got a matter, you should always be tuned to the Parliament so you know what procedure is. Next time, you would have lost out, okay? All right . I was out of the Chambers. I knew I had to be here by listening to the radio. You always gauge when the matter is coming to a …
2 Mar 2026 House of Assembly
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The Speaker
Minister, Members , the next item on the Order Paper tonight is the second reading of the Auxiliary Bicycle s (Project Ride) Amendment Act 2026 in the name of the Minister of Tourism, Transport and Culture. Hon. Owen Darrell: Mr. Speaker.
2 Mar 2026 House of Assembly
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The Speaker
Yes. Hon. Owen Darrell: Thank you. I move that the Bill entitled the Auxiliary Bicycles (Project Ride) Amendment Act 2026 be now read for the second time.
2 Mar 2026 House of Assembly
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The Speaker
Are there any objections to that? Continue, Minister. BILL Bermuda House of Assembly SECOND READING AUXILIARY BICYCLES ( PROJECT RIDE ) AMENDMENT ACT 2026 Hon. Owen Darrell: Mr. Speaker, the B ill before this Honourable House is the Auxiliary Bicycles ( Project Ride) Amendment Act 2026, which amends the Auxiliary Bicycles Act 1954 to create a learner's permit to allow …
2 Mar 2026 House of Assembly
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The Speaker
Thank you, Minister. Does any other M ember wish to make a contribution? MP Rob inson, you have the floor.
2 Mar 2026 House of Assembly
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The Speaker
Thank you, Member. Does any other M ember wish to make a contribution? MP Lister. Would you like to make a contribution at this time?
2 Mar 2026 House of Assembly
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The Speaker
Go right ahead.
2 Mar 2026 House of Assembly
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The Speaker
Thank you, Member. Does any other M ember wish to make a contribution? MP Swan?