The Hon. Diallo Rabain, JP, MP

Yes, and we did see that reaction this morning. Now, regardless of the One Bermuda All iance’s protests, this Act will see some significant fall - out during the next general election if it is allowed to pass. Now, the Attorney General was on the radio two days after that stumping for this piece of legislation as well. So, I …

Yes, Mr. Speaker, I am sorry I might be intimidating to some people who prefer to just stand still and say nothing when legislation is pr esented up here, but no, I will speak my mind and you will hear it. Now, Mr. Speaker, when the Immigration Amendment that was forced through by this Gover nment last summer was presented …

—that other place —and brought to these Chambers, part of my debate down there pointed out the historic inequality in hiring practices and salary requirements that PRCs enjoyed over Bermudians, and that passing such legislation will only give the advantaged more advantages. Of course, that was dismissed by the One Bermuda Alliance along with when we made the argument that …

Point of order. Point of order! 658 12 February 2016 Official Hansard Report Bermuda House of Assembly The Speaker: Yes? POINT OF ORDER [Misleading]

Point of order. That Member is misleading the House. If she [cannot] produce proof that Members from this side organised that, then she has to retract that statement.

Point of order. If she can provide proof —