2011/12 SESSION of the BERMUDA HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY

OFFICIAL HANSARD REPORT

INDEX

Hon. Stanley W. Lowe, OBE, JP, MP Speaker

BERMUDA HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY

2011/12 SESSION

OFFICIAL HANSARD REPORT INDEX

This Index is arranged alphabetically with “Order of Business” headings and MPs’ names in bold. “Bills” are arranged both alphabetically and procedurally (i.e., First Reading, Second Reading, Committee, Report, Third Reading).

A Accounting Certification Funding - Retraining Scholarship Fund, See Statements by Ministers Addax Holding Lease, See Adjournment, motions thereon Adjournment, Motions thereon Addax Holding Lease Burgess, Hon. Derrick V., Sr., 1649 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 1649–1651 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1648 Bazarian Property Status - update requested Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 2745 Bermuda’s advanced relationship with UK Blakeney, Hon. Glenn A., 2018 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 2018 Bond Issue Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 2419 Charities, desperate times for Jackson, Mrs. Louise A., 2420–2421 CITV, use for political messaging Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 2103–2104 Civil Service, allegations of forced retirement in Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 2428–2429 Crime in Bermuda, See also Statements by Ministers Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 1849–1851 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 1853–1854 Perinchief, Hon. Wayne N. M., 1851 Delay of financial statements, Health Insurance, Mutual Reinsurance, FutureCare Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 2844–2846 Dentalgate Bean, Hon. Marc A. R., 2749–2752 Roban, Hon. Walter H., 2752–2753 De Silva, Hon. Member, news reports involving Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 2101–2103 Democracy and Independence Lister, Hon. Walter M., 2015–2017 Evans Bay Dock Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 2018 Fitch Rating downgrades Bermuda's credit rating Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 2542–2545 FutureCare, See also Statements by Ministers De Silva, Hon. Zane J. S., 783–785 Jackson, Mrs. Louise A., 778–783 Government's Commitment to Bermudians Cox, Hon. Paula A., 2433–2434 Government's response to those in need Blakeney, Hon. Glenn A., 312–313

Hansard Index—2011/12 Session 1 Adjournment, Motions thereon (continued) Grand Atlantic, See also Statements by Ministers Furbert, Hon. Wayne L., 1651–1653 Lister, Hon. Walter M., 1653–1654 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1646–1648 Health Care, high cost of, See also, Statements by Ministers (Health Care services, Up front payments) Jackson, Mrs. Louise A., 2421 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 2548–2549 Heritage Wharf, See also, Statements by Ministers Burgess, Hon. Derrick V., Sr., 304–305 Pettingill, Mr. Mark, 303–304 Hospitalists De Silva, Hon. Zane J. S., 928–930 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 936–937 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 920–921 Immigration Appeals Tribunal, status of Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 2381–2384 De Silva, Hon. Zane J. S., 2385–2386 Perinchief, Hon. Wayne N. M., 2384 Scott, Hon. Michael J., 2384–2385 Infrastructure, deferred maintenance of Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 2386–2388 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 2842–2844 Leases of public lands Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 2846 Main Road in Somerset Lister, Hon. Walter M., 2015 Mayoral Elections Blakeney, Hon. Glenn A., 2018–2019 De Silva, Hon. Zane J. S., 2020 Lister, Hon. Walter M., 2015 Roban, Mr. Walter H., 2019–2020 Scott, Hon. Michael J., 2017 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 2017–2018 Morgan's Point Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1648 National Tourism Plan "Cool Million," comment in reference to, Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 2419–2420 Newport Bermuda Race Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 2429–2430 "OBA Accused of 'Disgraceful' Tactic on Pay Cuts for MPs" Bermuda Sun editorial: Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 921–923 Observation on level of debate Blakeney, Hon. Glenn A., 2214–2216 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 2850 PLP Government, working hard for hotel development in St. George's Furbert, Hon. Wayne L., 2848–2850 Public Transportation Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 2618–2622 Roban, Hon. Walter H., 2622–2623 Public Vehicle Licence-holders, vetting of Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 2548 Responsibility of press toward promoting tourism in Bermuda Lister, Hon. Walter M., 311–312 Rockaway Ferry Depot–state of infrastructure Bean, Hon. Marc A. R., 2747–2749 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 2741–2745 Royal Gazette, Reporting by Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 2388–2389 St. George's Golf Course Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 305–308, 2746–2747 2 Hansard Index—2010/11 Session

Adjournment, Motions thereon (continued) St. Regis, Starwood at Par La Ville Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1648 Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 2212–2214 Senior Abuse Blakeney, Hon. Glenn A., 2423–2428 Jackson, Mrs. Louise A., 2421–2423 Lister, Hon. Terry E., 2430–2433 Senior Abuse Register Act Jackson, Mrs. Louise A., 308–311 Seniors, National Office for, See also Statements by Ministers Blakeney, Hon. Glenn A., 2546–2547 Jackson, Mrs. Louise A., 2545–2546 Sports and Athletes, support for Cox, Hon. Paula A., 2020–2021 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 1853 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 1851–1853 Weeks, Hon. Michael, 1854 Tourism Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 2104–2105 UBP, reflecting on history of Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 2847–2848 US Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act Cox, Hon. Paula A., 2021 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 2013–2015 UK White Paper - "Overseas Territories: Security, Success and Sustainability Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 2747 Visitor Arrivals2011 Bean, Hon. Marc A. R., 930–935 Blakeney, Hon. Glenn A., 937–938 Burgess, Hon. Derrick V., Sr., 923–924 Cox, Hon. Paula A., 938–939 Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 918–920 De Silva, Hon. Zane J. S., 927–928 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 935–936 Perinchief, Hon. Wayne N. M., 924 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 924–927 Volunteer Fire Fighters Perinchief, Hon. Wayne N. M., 1958 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 1956–1958 Vote of thanks to Hon. Speaker and Hon. T. Lister Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 2847 WEDCO Housing Project (See also Statements by Ministers) Blakeney, Hon. Glenn A., 2216 Burgess, Hon. Derrick V., Sr., 2209–2212 De Silva, Hon. Zane J. S., 2191–2196, 2311–2312 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 2204–2209 Lister, Hon. Walter M., 2202–2204, 2309–2311 Pettingill, Mr. Mark, 2185–2189, 2303–2309 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 2196–2199, 2313–2317 Scott, Hon. Michael J., 2189–2191, 2317–2319 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 2199–2202 Adolescent Intensive Outpatient Programme, See Statements by Ministers Agriculture Exhibition (74th), See Statements by Ministers Airbus Aircraft Delivery (30th) to S7 Airlines, See Statements by Ministers Air-conditioning issues in House, See Announcements by Speaker Alleged incident involving Bermuda registered cruise ship, See Statements by Ministers Altercation in Members' lounge, See Announcements by Speaker

Hansard Index—2011/12 Session 3 Announcements by Speaker or Member Presiding Air-conditioning issues in House, 2755, 2838, See also, Adjournment, Motions thereon ( Infrastructure . . .) Altercation in Members' lounge, 2217 Appointments, 787, 1153 Auditor General, letter from, 421 Auditor General's reports, 681, 2391 Barritt, Mr. John, resignation of, 7; vote of thanks from, 421 Benchmarks for CPA, Caribbean, Americas, and Atlantic Region Democratic Legislatures, 681 Cabinet and Ministry’s Response to Ombudsman’s Investigation for Systemic Process and Scope of Analysis for Special Development Orders, 2217 Commonwealth Day Message 2012, 1391 Congratulatory/Obituary Speech, 1, 7, 545, 681–682, 864, 787, 2331–2332 Flooding in House, 2321, 2388 International Women's Day 2012, 1285 Legislative Assistant, introduction of, 2457 Members' conduct, communiqué on 183 Ministerial Statements, 2112–2113 Moniz, Hon. Trevor G., winner of Helen Hudson Award, 2217 Official Hansard Report for December 2011, 843 Ombudsman Special Report: Bermuda's Systemic Investigation into Process and Scope of Analysis for Special Development Orders, 787 Ombudsman’s Seventh Report 1 January - 31 December 2011, 2437, 2439 Parliamentary Committee on Public Accounts, appointments to, 2437 Parliamentary Prayer Breakfast, 3 Presentation to Members: Face of Parliament, 604; Filipinos in Bermuda, 421 Register of Members' Interests, 690 Rulings: Disparaging, 934 Impugning, 975, 1242-1243 Point of Order not allowed, 2348 Standing Order 10(4), 138 Standing Order 11(2)(iii), 34, 107 Standing Order 19(7), 2337 Unparliamentary language (Points of Order on) 78,109, 565, 1007 Words ordered expunged from record, 975 Senate, newly elected president of, 941 Sessional Select Committees, 3 Special Development Orders, Ombudsman’s Special Report for Bermuda's Systemic Investigation into Process and Scope of Analysis for, 787 Special reports, dissemination thereof, 681 Standing Order 19-Rules of Debate, 2345 Summer Student, Mr. Dane Simmons, 2680 Visitors: Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority, 2590 Bassett, President Carolanne M., 2030 Bourne, Mr. W., 1004 Burgess, Mr. M. A., 948 Christ for the Nations Mission team, 2030 Cox, Tyaisah, mother and grandfather of, 1991 Crawford, Hon. Damion, Minister of State, Jamaica, 2755 Darrell, Mr. N., 685 DeCouto, Mr. E., 948 Elliot Primary 5 students, 339; Elliot Primary-3 Students/Teachers, 2336 Guests from Qatar, 1997 Legal Interns, Human Rights Department, 2626 Lovell, Mrs. S. and grades 2 and 7 students, 1870 Morton, Mr. S. A., 948 NASA reps, 1153 Simmet, Mr. J., 948 Whitney Institute students/teacher, 1393 Vote of thanks to Deputy Speaker, 2625 Youth Parliament Commonwealth Day summit, 1393 Appointments to Committees, See Announcements by Speaker 4 Hansard Index—2010/11 Session

Appointments to panel of chairmen, See Announcements by Speaker Appropriation Act 2012, See Bills Association of Bermuda Insurers and Reinsurers (ABIR) Economic Study, See Motions Auditor General, letter from, See Announcements by Speaker Auditor General's Reports, See Announcements by Speaker; See also Papers and Communications to House B Bail Amendment Act 2012, See Bills Banks and Deposit Companies Amendment Act 2012, See Bills Bazarian Property Status - update requested, See Adjournment, Motions thereon Barritt, Mr. John, resignation of, 7; Vote of thanks from, See Announcements by Speaker or Member Presiding Bartram, Kenneth, L. Jr., and Pogson, Norma C., Petition of, See Petitions Bean, Hon. Marc A. R. Adjournment, Motions thereon Dentalgate, 2749–2752 Rockaway Ferry Depot–state of infrastructure, 2747–2749 Visitor Arrivals 2011, 930–935 Banks and Deposit Companies Amendment Act 2012, 2774–2776 Bermuda Energy White Paper, Support of Government’s policies as articulated in, 34, 615–619 Budget Statement, debate thereon, 979–990 Business Bermuda Report "US-Bermuda Economic Relations: Economic Impact Study 2011", 1951–1954 Carrots Importation of, 425 Congratulatory/Obituary Speeches, 30–31, 440, 1796–1797, 2123–2124, 2635 Criminal Code Amendment Act 2012, 2606–2612 Customs Tariff Amendment (No. 3) Act 2011, 297–298 Dentalgate, 2749–2752 Development and Planning (General Development) Amendment Order (2011), 422; (2012), 726–727, 730–731 Digicel, response to attack against Government by, 2220–2223 Diminished Open Spaces in Bermuda, 2175–2184 Dogs and Cats, Importation of from UK, 190–191 Electronic Communications Act 2011, 441–444, 473–476 Equality Act, merits of introducing, 2710–2714 Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure 2012/13 Head 32 - Planning, 1707–1713, 1730–1734 Head 46 - Telecommunications, 1713–1715, 1730–1734 Head 50 - Environment, Planning, Infrastructure Strategy Headquarters, 1706–1707, 1730–1734 Good Governance Act 2012, 2362–2366 Incentives for Job Makers Act 2011, 404–406 Land Title Registration, 318–319; 559–560, 581–582 Lease of Gym Field in Devonshire to Bermuda Football Association, 2825–2827 Long Line Fishing, 1561–1562, 1656–1657 (Petition) National Tourism Plan, Establishing foundation for: Strategic Imperatives Report Volume 1, 761–765 National Tourism Plan, motion to support Government's plan, 2516–2521 Ombudsman's Special Report "Today's Choices: Tomorrow's Costs," 2093–2095 Protected Species Amendment Act 2011, 236–237 Regulatory Authority Act 2011, 441–444, 473–476 Rockaway Ferry Depot-State of Infrastructure, 2747–2749 Shared Parenting Legislation, introduction in Bermuda, 1830–1835 Telecommunications Reform, 2026–2028 Throne Speech, debate thereon, 113–119 Visitor Arrivals 2011, 930–935 Benchmarks (CPA) for Democratic Legislatures of Caribbean, Americas and Atlantic Region, See Motions Bermuda Airport (Duty Free Sales) Amendment Act 2011, See Bills Bermuda Archives, presentations at, See Statements by Ministers Bermuda Arts Council Lifetime Achievement and Patrons Awards, See Statements by Ministers Bermuda College Annual In-House Scholarships/Awards Presentation, See Statements by Ministers Bermuda College Annual Report 2010/11, See Papers and Communications to House Bermuda College Information Boutiques, See Statements by Ministers Bermuda Economic Development Corp. Retail Development Programme Graduation, See Statements by Ministers Bermuda Educators Council (Exemption) Amendment (No. 2) Order 2012, See Papers and Communications to House Bermuda Educators Council (Exemption) Amendment (No. 3) Order 2012, See Papers and Communications to House Hansard Index—2011/12 Session 5 Bermuda Educators Council (Exemption) Amendment Order 2012, See Papers and Communications to House Bermuda Educators Council (Exemption) Order 2011, See Statements by Ministers Bermuda Educators Council, See Statements by Ministers Bermuda Energy White Paper, support of Government’s policies as articulated in, See Motions Bermuda Health Council Annual Report, 2008/09, See Papers and Communications to House Bermuda Health Council Annual Reports, 2009 and 2010/11, See Papers and Communications to House Bermuda Hospital Board volunteer and student summer employment programmes, See Statements by Ministers Bermuda Hospitals Board (Hospital Fees) Regulations 2012, See Papers and Communications to House Bermuda Hospitals Board Accreditation, See Statements by Ministers Bermuda Hospitals Board Amendment Act 2012, See Bills Bermuda Immigration and Protection (Designation of Eligible Condominium Units, Tourist Accommodation and Hotel Residences) Amendment Regulations 2012, See Papers and Communications to House Bermuda Immigration and Protection (Minimum Annual Rental Value) Amendment Regulations 2012, See Papers and Communications to House Bermuda Immigration and Protection (Minimum Annual Rental Value) Amendment Regulations 2012, See Bills Bermuda Immigration and Protection Amendment Act 2012, See Bills Bermuda Job Market: Employee Briefs, See Motions Bermuda Land Development Company Limited, Financial Statements, See Papers and Communications to House Bermuda Monetary Authority (Regulatory Fees) Amendment Act 2011, See Bills Bermuda Monetary Authority Amendment Act 2012, See Bills Bermuda Monetary Report and Accounts 2011, See Papers and Communications to House Bermuda National Library Outreach Programme, See Statements by Ministers Bermuda Police Service, See Statements by Ministers Bermuda Post Office Bicentennial Publication and Book Launch, See Statements by Ministers Bermuda Road Safety Council "Head to Toe" Initiative, See Statements by Ministers Bermuda's Maritime Capability, strengthening of, See Statements by Ministers Blood Donors, need for, See Statements by Ministers Border Control at Cruise Terminals, See Statements by Ministers Budget Statement in support of Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure 2012/13, See Statements by Ministers Business Bermuda Report “US-Bermuda Relations Economic Impact Study” See Motions Buss Capital Act 2012, See Bills Bills Appropriation Act 2012, See also, Budget Statement, debate thereon First Reading, 1735; Third Reading, 1735 Bail Amendment Act 2012 First Reading, 2381 Second Reading Moniz, Hon. Trevor G., 2459–2460 Scott, Hon. Michael J., 2459, 2460 Committee, 2460–2461; Report, 2461; Third Reading, 2542 Banks and Deposit Companies Amendment Act 2012 First Reading, 2458, withdrawn, 2740, 2741 Second Reading Bean, Hon. Marc A. R., 2774–2776 Cox, Hon. Paula A., 2771–2772, 2776–2777 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 2772–2774 Committee, 2777–2780; Report, 2780; Third Reading, 2835 Bermuda Airport (Duty Free Sales) Amendment Act 2011 First Reading, 4 Second Reading Blakeney, Hon. Glenn A., 277–278 Cox, Hon. Paula A., 274–275, 279–280, 281, 282 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 278–279 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J. (Committee stage), 282 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 275–277 Committee, 280–282; Report, 283; Third Reading, 302 Bermuda Hospitals Board Amendment Act 2012 First Reading, 1645 Second Reading De Silva, Hon. Zane J. S., 1770–1771, 1772 6 Hansard Index—2010/11 Session

Bills (continued) Bermuda Hospitals Board Amendment Act 2012 (Second Reading, continued) Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 1772 Jackson, Mrs. Louise A., 1771–1772 Committee, 1773; Report, 1773; Third Reading, 1775 Bermuda Immigration and Protection Amendment Act 2012 First Reading, 2458 Second Reading Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 2643–2644 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 2644–2645 Horton, Hon. K. H. Randolph, 2641–2642 Moniz, Hon. Trevor G., 2639–2641 Perinchief, Hon. Wayne N. M., 2637–2639, 2647 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 2645–2646 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 2646–2647 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 2642 Committee, 2647–2648; Report, 2648; Third Reading, 2739–2740 Bermuda Monetary Authority (Regulatory Fees) Amendment Act 2011 First Reading, 208 Second Reading Cox, Hon. Paula A., 523–525, 526 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 525–526 Committee, 526–529; Report, 529; Third Reading, 533 Bermuda Monetary Authority Amendment Act 2012 First Reading, 1564 Second Reading Cox, Hon. Paula A., 1767–1768 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 1768 Committee, 1768–1769; Report, 1769; Third Reading, 1774 Buss Capital Act 2012, See also Petitions First, Second, Third Reading, 1150, 1151 Foggo, Ms. Lovitta F., 1150 Companies Amendment (No. 2) Act 2011 First Reading, 302 Second Reading Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 518–519 Furbert, Hon. Wayne L., 516–518, 519 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 519 Committee, 520–523; Report, 523; Third Reading, 534 Companies Amendment Act 2012 First Reading, 2458 Second Reading Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 2662–2663 Furbert, Hon. Wayne L., 2660–2662, 2669–2671 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 2666–2668 Lister, Hon. Terry E., 2664–2666 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 2663–2664 Simons, Mr. Nelson H. Cole, 2668–2669 Committee, 2671–2680; Report, 2680; Third Reading, 2740 Corporate Service Provider Business Act 2012 First Reading, 2458 Second Reading Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 2795–2796 Furbert, Hon. Wayne L., 2793–2795, 2798–2799 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 2797–2798 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 2797 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 2796–2797 Committee, 2799–2812 (Amendment to clause 66, 2808); Report, 2812; Third Reading, 2835 Criminal Code Amendment Act 2012 First Reading, 2400 Second Reading Hansard Index—2011/12 Session 7 Bills (continued) Criminal Code Amendment Act 2012 (Second Reading continued) Bean, Hon. Marc A. R., 2606–2612 Blakeney, Hon. Glenn A., 2579–2582 Butterfield, Hon. D. Neletha I., 2598–2601 Cannonier, Mr. L. Craig, 2572–2574 Cox, Hon. Paula A., 2612–2614 Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 2585–2590 DeVent, Hon. Ashfield E., 2590–2594 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 2601–2606 Perinchief, Hon. Wayne N. M., 2570–2572, 2614–2615 Pettingill, Mr. Mark, 2574–2579 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 2594–2598 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 2582–2585 Committee, 2616–2617; Report, 2617; Third Reading, 2618 Criminal Justice (International Cooperation) (Bermuda) Amendment Act 2012 First Reading, 2303 Second Reading Moniz, Hon. Trevor G., 2413 Scott, Hon. Michael J., 2411–2413, 2414 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 2413 Committee, 2414–2417; Report, 2417; Third Reading, 2418 Customs Tariff Amendment Act 2012 First Reading, 1469 Second Reading Cox, Hon. Paula A., 1549–1552, 1554–1555 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 1552–1553 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 1553–1554 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 1552 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1553 Committee, 1555–1559; Report, 1559; Third Reading, 1559 Customs Tariff Amendment (No. 3) Act 2011 First Reading, 4 Second Reading Bean, Hon. Marc A. R., 297–298 Blakeney, Hon. Glenn A., 291–292 Cox, Hon. Paula A., 283–284, 298–299, 300, 301 De Silva, Hon. Zane J. S., 286–288 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 289–291, 300 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 292–297 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 284–286, 300 Roban, Mr. Walter H., 288 Committee, 299–301; Report, 301; Third Reading, 301 Electronic Communications Act 2011 First Reading, 209 Second Reading, 441 Bean, Hon. Marc A. R., 441–444, 473–476 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 459–463 Moniz, Hon. Trevor G., 468–472 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 451–455 Roban, Mr. Walter H., 463–468 Scott, Hon. Michael J., 456–459 Simons, Mr. Nelson H. Cole, 444–450 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 455–456 Committee, 495–505; Amendment to clause 80, 504; Report, 506; Third Reading, 533 Electronic Monitoring Act 2011 Second Reading Horton, Hon. K.H. Randolph, 550–551 Hunt, Mr. Donte O., 554 Lister, Mr. Terry E., 552–554 Moniz, Hon. Trevor G., 549–550 8 Hansard Index—2010/11 Session

Bills (continued) Electronic Monitoring Act 2011 (Second Reading continued) Perinchief, Hon. Wayne N. M., 549 Pettingill, Mr. Mark, 547–549 Scott, Hon. Michael J., 546–547, 555–556 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 551–552 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 555 Committee, 556–558; Report, 558; Third Reading, 679 Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure 2012/13 (Heads of Estimates are listed alphabetically after last entry in index) First Reading, 948 Committee of Supply Head 03 - Judicial Department Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 1326 Moniz, Hon. Trevor G., 1318–1322 Pettingill, Mr. Mark, 1323–1325 Scott, Hon. Michael J., 1294–1299, 1325–1326 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1382–1323 Head 04 - Attorney General's Chambers Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 1326 Moniz, Hon. Trevor G., 1318–1322 Pettingill, Mr. Mark, 1323–1325 Scott, Hon. Michael J., 1299–1302, 1325–1326 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1382–1323 Head 06 - Defence Cannonier, Mr. L. Craig, 1667–1673 Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 1691–1699, 1705, 1706 Moniz, Hon. Trevor G., 1699–1700 Perinchief, Hon. Wayne N. M., 1661–1663, 1700–1701, 1705, 1706 Pettingill, Mr. Mark, 1681–1691 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 1701–1705 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1673–1681 Head 07 - Bermuda Police Service Cannonier, Mr. L. Craig, 1667–1673 Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 1691–1699, 1705 Moniz, Hon. Trevor G., 1699–1700 Perinchief, Hon. Wayne N. M., 1663–1665, 1700–1701, 1705, 1706 Pettingill, Mr. Mark, 1681–1691 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 1701–1705 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1673–1681 Head 09 - Cabinet Office Cannonier, Mr. L. Craig, 1616–1622 Cox, Hon. Paula A., 1601–1607, 1630–1631 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 1622–1629 Head 10 - Ministry of Finance Headquarters Cox, Hon. Paula A., 1565–1582, 1601 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 1592–1601 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1601 Head 11 - Accountant General Cox, Hon. Paula A., 1582–1586, 1601 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 1592–1601 Head 13 - Bermuda Post Office Minors, Hon. Patrice K., 1524–1527, 1547–1549 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 1538–1542 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1542–1544 Head 14 - Department of Statistics Cannonier, Mr. L. Craig, 1616–1622 Cox, Hon. Paula A., 1607–1610, 1630–1631 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 1622–1629

Hansard Index—2011/12 Session 9 Bills (continued) Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure 2012/13 (Committee of Supply continued) Head 16 - Education Headquarters Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 1191–1198 De Silva, Hon. Zane J. S., 1205–1206 Head 16 - Education Headquarters (continued) Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 1162–1178, 1203 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 1202–1203, 1204–1205 Jackson, Mrs. Louise A., 1182–1191 Smith, Hon. Dame Jennifer, 1156–1161, 1198–1202, 1203–1204, 1206–1207 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1179–1182, 1204 Head 17 – Education, Department of Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 1191–1198 De Silva, Hon. Zane J. S., 1205–1206 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 1162–1178, 1203 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 1202–1203, 1204–1205 Jackson, Mrs. Louise A., 1182–1191 Smith, Hon. Dame Jennifer, 1156–1161, 1198–1202, 1203–1204, 1206–1207 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1179–1182, 1204 Head 20 - Youth Sport and Recreation, Department of Blakeney, Hon. Glenn A., 1332–1337, 1343 Hunt, Mr. Donte O., 1337–1343 Head 21 - Health Headquarters De Silva, Hon. Zane J. S., 1394–1398, 1446 Jackson, Mrs. Louise A., 1435–1443 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1444 Head 22 – Health, Department of De Silva, Hon. Zane J. S., 1398–1406, 1446 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 1444–1445 Jackson, Mrs. Louise A., 1435–1443 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1444 Head 23 - Child and Family Services, Department of Blakeney, Hon. Glenn A., 1076–1083, 1108–1109 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 1107–1108 Hunt, Mr. Donte O., 1083–1097 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 1104–1107 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1097–1101 Head 24 - Hospitals De Silva, Hon. Zane J. S., 1406–1430, 1446 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 1444–1445 Jackson, Mrs. Louise A., 1435–1443 Swan, Mr. Charles, F. B., 1444 Head 25 - Corrections, Department of Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 1326 Moniz, Hon. Trevor G., 1318–1322 Pettingill, Mr. Mark, 1323–1325 Scott, Hon. Michael J., 1302–1307, 1325–1326 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1382–1323 Head 26 - Department of Human Resources Cannonier, Mr. L. Craig, 1616–1622 Cox, Hon. Paula A., 1610–1613, 1630–1631 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 1622–1629 Head 27 - Border Control, Department of Cannonier, Mr. L. Craig, 1667–1673 Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 1691–1699 Moniz, Hon. Trevor G., 1699–1700 Head 27 (continued) Perinchief, Hon. Wayne N. M., 1660–1661, 1705, 1706 Pettingill, Mr. Mark, 1681–1691 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 1701–1705 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1673–1681 10 Hansard Index—2010/11 Session

Bills (continued) Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure 2012/13 (Committee of Supply continued) Head 28 - Social Insurance Cox, Hon. Paula A., 1586–1589, 1601 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 1592–1601 Head 29 - Registry General Scott, Hon. Michael J., 1446–1450, 1463 Simons, Mr. Nelson H. Cole, 1462 Head 30 - Marine & Ports Services Burgess, Hon. Derrick V., Sr., 1111–1114, 1143–1144 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 1125–1137, 1142 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1137–1142 Head 31 - Airport Operations, Department of Burgess, Hon. Derrick V., Sr., 1114–1116, 1143–1144 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 1125–1137 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1137–1142 Head 32 - Planning, Department of Bean, Hon. Marc A. R., 1707–1713, 1730–1734 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 1727 Simons, Mr. Nelson H. Cole, 1715–1724, 1726 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 1727–1729 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1724–1726 Head 33 - Tourism Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 1491–1505 Furbert, Hon. Wayne L., 1476–1491, 1523 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 1516–1520 Lister, Hon. Walter M., 1514–1516 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 1521–1523 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 1505–1514 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1520–1521 Head 34 - Transport Control Department Burgess, Hon. Derrick V., Sr., 1116–1119, 1143–1144 De Silva, Hon. Zane J. S., 1142–1143 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 1125–1137, 1142 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1137–1142 Head 35 - Public Transportation, Department of Burgess, Hon. Derrick V., Sr., 1119–1121, 1143–1144 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 1125–1137, 1142 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1137–1142 Head 36 - Public Works Headquarters Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 1228–1232 Pettingill, Mr. Mark, 1221–1225 Scott, Hon. Michael J., 1232 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 1225–1228 Weeks, Hon. Michael, 1207–1211, 1232 Head 38 - Office of Tax Commissioner Cox, Hon. Paula A., 1589–1590, 1601 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 1592–1601 Head 41 - Bermuda College Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 1162–1178, 1203 Smith, Hon. Dame Jennifer, 1161–1162, 1198–1202, 1206–1207 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1179–1182, 1204 Head 43 - Information Technology Office Scott, Hon. Michael J., 1454–1459, 1463 Simons, Mr. Nelson H. Cole, 1459–1461 Head 46 - Telecommunications, Department of Bean, Hon. Marc A. R., 1713–1715, 1730–1734 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 1727, 1729–1730 Simons, Mr. Nelson H. Cole, 1715–1724, 1726 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 1727–1729 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1724–1726 Hansard Index—2011/12 Session 11 Bills (continued) Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure 2012/13 (Committee of Supply continued) Head 48 - Transport Headquarters Burgess, Hon. Derrick V., Sr., 1109–1111, 1143–1144 De Silva, Hon. Zane J. S., 1142–1143 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 1125–1137, 1142 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1137–1142 Head 50 - Environment, Planning, Infrastructure Strategy Headquarters Bean, Hon. Marc A. R., 1706–1707, 1730–1734 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 1727 Simons, Mr. Nelson H. Cole, 1715–1724, 1726 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 1727–1729 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1724–1726 Head 51 - Communication and Information, Department of Cannonier, Mr. L. Craig, 1616–1622 Cox, Hon. Paula A., 1613–1616, 1630–1631 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 1622–1629 Head 55 - Financial Assistance, Department of Blakeney, Hon. Glenn A., 1071–1076, 1108–1109 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 1107–1108 Hunt, Mr. Donte O., 1083–1097 Jackson, Mrs. Louise A., 1101–1103 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 1104–1107 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1097–1101 Head 57 - Transport Department of Civil Aviation Ministry Burgess, Hon. Derrick V., Sr., 1121–1123, 1143–1144 De Silva, Hon. Zane J. S., 1142–1143 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 1125–1137 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1137–1142 Head 58 - Interest on Debt Cox, Hon. Paula A., 1590–1591, 1601 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 1592–1601 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1601 Head 59 - Sinking Fund Contribution Cox, Hon. Paula A., 1591 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 1592–1601 Head 60 - Labour and Training Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 1544–1546 Minors, Hon. Patrice K., 1533–1538, 1547–1549 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 1538–1542 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1542–1544 Head 63 - Parliamentary Registrar Cox, Hon. Paula A., 1344–1347, 1361–1362 Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 1351–1354 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 1358–1359 Head 71 - Youth, Families and Sports Headquarters Blakeney, Hon. Glenn A., 1327–1332, 1343 Hunt, Mr. Donte O., 1337–1341 Head 73 - Maritime Administration, Department of Burgess, Hon. Derrick V., Sr., 1123–1125, 1143–1144 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 1125–1137, 1142 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1137–1142 Head 74 - Court Services, Department of Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 1326 Moniz, Hon. Trevor G., 1318–1322 Pettingill, Mr. Mark, 1323–1325 Scott, Hon. Michael J., 1307–1312, 1325–1326 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1382–1323 Head 75 - Public Prosecutions, Department of Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 1326 Moniz, Hon. Trevor G., 1318–1322 Pettingill, Mr. Mark, 1323–1325 12 Hansard Index—2010/11 Session

Bills (continued) Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure 2012/13 (Committee of Supply continued) Head 75 (continued) Scott, Hon. Michael J., 1312–1314, 1325–1326 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1382–1323 Head 81 - Public Lands and Buildings Scott, Hon. Michael J., 1450–1454, 1463 Simons, Mr. Nelson H. Cole, 1461–1462 Head 82 - Works and Engineering, Department of Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 1228–1232 Pettingill, Mr. Mark, 1221–1225 Scott, Hon. Michael J., 1232 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 1225–1228 Weeks, Hon. Michael, 1211–1221, 1232 Head 83 - National Security Headquarters, Ministry of Cannonier, Mr. L. Craig, 1667–1673 Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 1691–1699 Moniz, Hon. Trevor G., 1699–1700 Perinchief, Hon. Wayne N. M., 1660–1661, 1665–1667, 1700, 1701, 1705, 1706 Pettingill, Mr. Mark, 1681–1691 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 1701–1705 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1673–1681 Head 87 - Justice Headquarters Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 1326 Moniz, Hon. Trevor G., 1318–1322 Pettingill, Mr. Mark, 1323–1325 Scott, Hon. Michael J., 1290–1294, 1325–1326 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1322–1323 Head 88 - National Drug Control Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 1326 Moniz, Hon. Trevor G., 1318–1322 Pettingill, Mr. Mark, 1323–1325 Scott, Hon. Michael J., 1299–1302, 1325–1326 Scott, Hon. Michael J., 1314–1318, 1325–1326 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1382–1323 Head 91 - Health Insurance De Silva, Hon. Zane J. S., 1430–1435, 1446 Jackson, Mrs. Louise, 1435–1443 Head 92 - Internal Audit Cox, Hon. Paula A., 1347–1351, 1361–1362 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 1354–1358 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 1359–1361 Head 94 - Economy, Trade and Industry Headquarters Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 1544–1546 Minors, Hon. Patrice K., 1527–1533, 1547–1549 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 1538–1542 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1542–1544 Head 95 - Business Development and Tourism Headquarters Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 1491–1505 Furbert, Hon. Wayne L., 1476–1482, 1523 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 1516–1520 Lister, Hon. Walter M., 1514–1516 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 1521–1523 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 1505–1514 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1520–1521 Report, 1066, 1144, 1232, 1362, 1463, 1549, 1631, 1735 Good Governance Amendment Act 2012 First Reading, 2126 Second Reading Bean, Hon. Marc A. R., 2362–2366 Cox, Hon. Paula A., 2333–2336, 2371–2373 Hansard Index—2011/12 Session 13 Bills (continued) Good Governance Amendment Act 2012 (Second Reading continued) De Silva, Hon. Zane J. S., 2354–2358 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 2366–2371 Moniz, Hon. Trevor G., 2338–2340 Pettingill, Mr. Mark, 2358–2362 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 2345–2347 Roban, Hon. Walter H., 2351–2354 Scott, Hon. Michael J., 2347–2351 Scott, Hon. William Alexander, 2343–2345 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 2340–2343 Committee, 2373–2380; Report, 2380; Third Reading, 2380 Government Loans Amendment Act 2012 First Reading, 959 Second Reading Blakeney, Hon. Glenn A., 1241–1245 Cox, Hon. Paula A., 1233–1236, 1250–1252 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 1236–1241 Scott, Hon. Michael J., 1249–1250 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 1245–1249 Committee, 1252; Report, 1252; Third Reading, 1283 Health Insurance Amendment Act 2012 First Reading, 1475 Second Reading Blakeney, Hon. Glenn A., 1742 De Silva, Hon. Zane J. S., 1740, 1743 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 1741–1742 Jackson, Mrs. Louise A., 1740–1741 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 1742–1743 Committee, 1743–1745; Report, 1745; Third Reading, 1774 Human Rights Amendment (No. 2) Act of 2011 First Reading, 340 Second Reading Blakeney, Hon. Glenn A., 708–710, 717–720 Cox, Hon. Paula A., 714 Hunt, Mr. Donte O., 711–712 Human Rights Amendment (No. 2) Act of 2011 (Second Reading) Jackson, Mrs. Louise A., 714–715 Lister, Hon. Walter M., 715 Moniz, Hon. Trevor G., 713 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 714 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 715–717 Committee, 720–726; Report, 726; Third Reading, 774 Incentives for Job Makers Act 2011 First Reading, 33 Second Reading Bean, Hon. Marc A. R., 404–406 Cannonier, Mr. L. Craig, 390 Cox, Hon. Paula A., 376–379, 406–408 Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 379–383 Furbert, Hon. Wayne L., 387–389 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 392–393 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 403–404 Moniz, Hon. Trevor G., 396–399 Perinchief, Hon. Wayne N. M., 399–401 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 384–387 Roban, Mr. Walter H., 393–395 Scott, Hon. Michael J., 390–392 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 401–403 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 383–384

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Bills (continued) Incentives for Job Makers Act 2011 (continued) Committee, 408–418, Amendment to clause 2, 408; Amendment to clause 4, 413; Report, 418; Third Reading, 419 Insurance Amendment Act 2011 First Reading, 301 Second Reading Cox, Hon. Paula A., 506–507, 511–512 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 510–511 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 507–508 Lister, Mr. Terry E., 509–510 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 508 Committee, 512–516; Report, 516; Third Reading, 532 Insurance Amendment Act 2012 First Reading, 1802 Second Reading Cox, Hon. Paula A., 2036–2037, 2038 Furbert, Hon. Wayne L., 2037 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 2037 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 2037 Committee, 2038–2046; Report, 2046; Third Reading, 2101 Insurance Amendment (No. 2) Act 2012 First Reading, 2458 Second Reading Cox, Hon. Paula A., 2762–2763, 2766–2767 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 2765–2766 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 2765 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 2763–2765 Committee, 2767–2771; Report, 2771; Third Reading, 2835 Investment Business Amendment Act 2012 First Reading, 2458 Second Reading Cox, Hon. Paula A., 2780–2781, 2783 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 2781–2782 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 2782–2783 Committee, 2783–2787; Report, 2788; Third Reading, 2835 Investment Funds Amendment Act 2011 First Reading, 302 Second Reading Furbert, Hon. Wayne L., 530, 531 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 531 Committee, 531–532; Report, 532; Third Reading, 534 Land Tax Amendment Act 2012 First Reading, 1151 Second Reading Cox, Hon. Paula A., 1362–1363, 1366 De Silva, Hon. Zane J. S., 1365 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 1366 Jackson, Mrs. Louise A., 1364–1365 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 1363–1364 Committee, 1366–1367; Report, 1367; Third Reading, 1388 Land Title Registration Act 2011 First Reading, 340 Second Reading Bean, Hon. Marc A. R., 559–560, 581–582 Blakeney, Hon. Glenn A., 575–576 Butler, Hon. Dale D., 580 De Silva, Hon. Zane J. S., 576–578 James, Hon. Elvin G., 567–568 Lister, Hon. Dennis P., 571 Lister, Hon. Walter M., 570 Hansard Index—2011/12 Session 15 Bills (continued) Land Title Registration Act 2011 (Second Reading continued) Moniz, Hon. Trevor G., 560–567 Roban, Mr. Walter H., 572–575 Simons, Mr. Nelson H. Cole, 569–570 Smith, Hon. Dame Jennifer, 570–571 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 578–580 Committee, 582–604; Report, 604; Third Reading, 680 Marine Board Amendment Act 2012 First Reading, 2007 Second Reading Burgess, Hon. Derrick V., Sr., 2126–2127, 2128 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 2127 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 2128 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 2127 Committee, 2129–2131; Report, 2131; Third Reading, 2184 Merchant Shipping (ILO) Amendment Act 2012 First Reading, 2418 Second Reading Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 2556–2558 Lister, Hon. Terry E., 2558–2561 Roban, Hon. Walter H., 2553, 2563 Simons, Mr. Nelson H. Cole, 2553–2555 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 2561–2563 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 2555–2556 Committee, 2563–2570; Report, 2570; Third Reading, 2617 Miscellaneous Taxes Amendment Act 2012 First Reading, 959 Second Reading Cox, Hon. Paula A., 1253–1254 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 1253 Committee, 1254; Report, 1254; Third Reading, 1283 Motor Car Amendment Act 2012 First Reading, 2458 Second Reading De Silva, Hon. Zane J. S., 2653–2654 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 2649–2652 Lister, Hon. Walter M., 2654 Roban, Hon. Walter H., 2648–2649, 2655–2656 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 2653 Committee, 2656–2660; Report, 2660; Third Reading, 2740 National Pension Scheme (Occupational Pensions) Temporary Amendment Act 2012 First Reading, 2035 Second Reading Blakeney, Hon. Glenn A., 2133–2134 Cox, Hon. Paula A., 2131–2132, 2134 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 2132–2133 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 2133 Committee, 2134–2137; Report, 2137; Third Reading, 2184 National Training Board Amendment Act 2011 First Reading, 33 Second Reading Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 342–346 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 350–353 Horton, Hon. K. H. Randolph, 347–350 Lister, Mr. Terry E., 357–360 Minors, Hon. Patrice K., 341–342, 360 Scott, Hon. Michael J., 356–357 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 353–356 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 346–347 Committee, 360–365; Report, 365; Third Reading, 419 16 Hansard Index—2010/11 Session

Bills (continued) Parliamentary Election Amendment Act 2012 First Reading, 1776, 1802 Second Reading Burgess, Hon. Derrick V., Sr., 1883–1884 Butler, Hon. Dale D., 1906–1909 Cox, Hon. Paula A., 1867–1870, 1909–1910 Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 1870–1876 De Silva, Hon. Zane J. S., 1909 Foggo, Ms. Lovitta F., 1900–1904 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 1887–1891 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 1891–1895 Lister, Hon. Walter M., 1904–1906 Roban, Mr. Walter H., 1895–1900 Scott, Hon. Michael J., 1884–1887 Smith, Hon. Dame Jennifer, 1909 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 1876–1883 Committee, 1910–1915; Report, 1915; Third Reading, 1956 Police and Criminal Evidence Amendment (No. 2) Act 2011 First Reading, 340 Second Reading Moniz, Hon. Trevor G., 706 Scott, Hon. Michael J., 705–706 Committee, 707–708; Report, 708; Third Reading, 775 Proceeds of Crime Amendment Act 2012 First Reading, 1802 Second Reading Cannonier, Mr. L. Craig, 2008–2009 Cox, Hon. Paula A., 2009–2010 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 2009 Moniz, Hon. Trevor G., 2010 Perinchief, Hon. Wayne N. M., 2008, 2011 Simons, Mr. Nelson H. Cole, 2009 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 2009 Committee, 2011–2013; Report, 2013; Third Reading, 2013 Protected Species Amendment Act 2011 First Reading, 4 Second Reading Bean, Hon. Marc A. R., 236–237 Blakeney, Hon. Glenn A., 217–218 Protected Species Amendment Act 2011 (Second Reading continued) Burgess, Hon. Derrick V., Sr., 225–227 Butterfield, Hon. D. Neletha I., 228–230 De Silva, Hon. Zane J. S., 242–243, 250 Foggo, Ms. Lovitta F., 239–240 Furbert, Hon. Wayne L., 233–235 Horton, Hon. K. H. Randolph, 218–219 Lister, Hon. Walter M., 235–236, 249 Lister, Mr. Terry E., 212–213 Moniz, Hon. Trevor G., 227–228, 248, 249 Perinchief, Hon. Wayne N. M., 240–242 Pettingill, Mr. Mark, 211–212, 246, 247, 248, 250 Roban, Mr. Walter H., 219–222 Scott, Hon. Michael J., 237–239, 248 Simons, Mr. Nelson H. Cole, 214–216, 249, 250, 251, 252 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 222–225 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 216–217 Tucker, Mr. Darius D. M., 230–233 Weeks, Hon. Michael, 209–211, 243–244, 245 Committee on Bill, 244–253; Proposed amendment to clause 6, 246; Report, 253; Third Reading, 302

Hansard Index—2011/12 Session 17 Bills (continued) Public Holidays Amendment Act 2012 First Reading, 1560 Second Reading Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 1736 Furbert, Hon. Wayne L., 1735–1736, 1738 Smith, Hon. Dame Jennifer, 1737 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 1736–1737 Committee, 1738–1739; Report, 1739; Third Reading, 1774 Public Service Superannuation Amendment Act 2012 First Reading, 1389 Second Reading Cox, Hon. Paula A., 1463–1465, 1466–1467 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 1465–1466 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1466 Committee, 1467–1469; Report, 1469; Third Reading, 1469 Public Service Superannuation Temporary Amendment Act 2012 First Reading, 1559 Second Reading Cox, Hon. Paula A., 1631–1633, 1638 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 1636–1638 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 1635–1636 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 1633–1634 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 1634–1635 Committee, 1639; Report, 1639; Third Reading, 1646 Referendum Act 2012 First Reading, 2035 Second Reading Cannonier, Mr. L. Craig, 2232–2233 Cox, Hon. Paula A., 2231–2232, 2246–2247 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 2237–2239 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 2244–2246 Roban, Hon. Walter H., 2239–2240 Scott, Hon. Michael J., 2235–2236 Scott, Hon. William Alexander, 2234–2235 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 2241–2244 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 2233–2234 Committee, 2247–2256; Amendment to clause 6, 2247; Report, 2256; Third Reading, 2302 Regulatory Authority Act 2011 First Reading, 209 Second Reading, 441 Bean, Hon. Marc A. R., 441–444, 473–476 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 459–463 Moniz, Hon. Trevor G., 468–472 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 451–455 Roban, Mr. Walter H., 463–468 Scott, Hon. Michael J., 456–459 Simons, Mr. Nelson H. Cole, 444–450 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 455–456 Committee, 476–495; Report, 495; Third Reading, 533 Revenue Amendment Act 2011 First Reading, 545 Second Reading Cox, Hon. Paula A., 802–805, 805–806 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 805 Committee, 806–814; Amendment to clause 13, 814; Report, 814 Third Reading, 841 Revenue Amendment (No. 2) Act 2012 First Reading, 1776 Second Reading Cox, Hon. Paula A., 1843–1845, 1846 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 1845–1846 18 Hansard Index—2010/11 Session

Bills (continued) Revenue Amendment (No. 2) Act 2012 (continued) Committee, 1846–1849; Report, 1849; Third Reading, 1849 Road Traffic Amendment Act 2012 First Reading, 1867 Second Reading Blakeney, Hon. Glenn A., 1982–1983 Burgess, Hon. Derrick V., Sr., 1976–1977, 1985 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 1977–1978 Moniz, Hon. Trevor G., 1983–1984 Perinchief, Hon. Wayne N. M., 1984–1985 Pettingill, Mr. Mark, 1978–1982 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1978 Committee, 1986–1995; Report, 1995; Third Reading, 1995 Specified Business Legislation Amendment Act 2012 First Reading, 2230 Second Reading Cox, Hon. Paula A., 2400–2403, 2405–2407 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 2405 Moniz, Hon. Trevor G., 2405 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 2403–2404 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 2404–2405 Committee, 2407–2411; Amendment to clause 2, 2407; Report, 2411; Third Reading, 2418 Stamp Duties Amendment Act 2012 First Reading, 1283 Second Reading Cox, Hon. Paula A., 1367–1368, 1369 Moniz, Hon. Trevor G., 1368 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 1368 Committee, 1369–1372; Report, 1372; Third Reading, 1388 Supplementary Estimate (No. 1) Financial Year 2011/12 Education Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 1260 Smith, Hon. Dame Jennifer, 1259–1260 Finance Headquarters Cox, Hon. Paula A., 1258–1260 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 1260 Health Cox, Hon. Paula A., 1267–1268 De Silva, Hon. Zane J. S., 1260–1261, 1265–1266, 1268 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 1266–1267 Jackson, Mrs. Louise A., 1261–1264 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 1265 Simons, Mr. Nelson H., 1268 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1264–1265 Justice Moniz, Hon. Trevor G., 1256–1258 Scott, Hon. Michael J., 1255–1256, 1258 National Security Cannonier, Mr. L. Craig, 1282 Perinchief, Hon. Wayne N. M., 1281–1282 Public Works Burgess, Hon. Derrick V., 1275–1276 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 1274–1275, 1276 Simons, Mr. Nelson H. Cole, 1276 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 1275, 1277 Weeks, Hon. Michael, 1274, 1276, 1277 Transport Burgess, Hon. Derrick V., 1268–1270, 1273–1274 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 1270, 1273 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 1270–1273 Hansard Index—2011/12 Session 19 Bills (continued) Supplementary Estimate (No. 1) Financial Year 2011/12 (continued) Youth, Families & Sports Blakeney, Hon. Glenn A., 1277–1278, 1280–1281 Hunt, Mr. Donte O., 1278–1280 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1280 Report, 1283 Supplementary Estimate (No. 3) Financial Year 2010/11 Education Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 1375 Smith, Hon. Dame Jennifer, 1374, 1375 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1375 Health De Silva, Hon. Zane J. S., 1375–1377, 1381 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 1380–1381 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 1377–1378 Jackson, Mrs. Louise A., 1378–1379 Simons, Mr. Nelson H. Cole, 1379–1380 Justice Moniz, Hon. Trevor G., 1373–1374 Scott, Hon. Michael J., 1372–1373, 1374 Labour, Home Affairs and Housing Cannonier, Mr. L. Craig, 1387 Perinchief, Hon. Wayne N. M., 1387 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 1387 Supplementary Estimate (No. 3) Financial Year 2010/11 Tourism & Transport Burgess, Hon. Derrick V., Sr., 1381–1383, 1384, 1385 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 1383, 1385 Works & Engineering Pettingill, Mr. Mark, 1386 Weeks, Hon. Michael, 1385–1386, 1387 Report, 1388 Tourism Board Act 2012 First Reading, 2035, 2230 Second Reading Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 2259–2263 De Silva, Hon. Zane J. S., 2272–2274 Furbert, Hon. Wayne L., 2256–2259, 2277–2283 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 2275–2277 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 2268–2272 Lister, Hon. Walter M., 2274–2275 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 2263–2268 Committee, 2283–2302; Amendments: clause 2, 2283; clause 4, 2284; clause 5, 2287; clause 6, 2286; Schedule Part 2, 2299; Report, 2302; Third Reading, 2303 Traffic Offences (Penalties) Amendment Act 2011 First Reading, 33 Second Reading Burgess, Hon. Derrick V., 365–366, 373–374 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 367–368 Horton, Hon. K. H. Randolph, 369–370 Moniz, Hon. Trevor G., 371–372 Perinchief, Hon. Wayne N. M., 373 Pettingill, Mr. Mark, 372–373 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 368–369 Committee, 374–376; Report, 376; Third Reading, 420 Trust (Regulation of Trust Business) Amendment Act 2012 First Reading, 2458 Second Reading Cox, Hon. Paula A., 2788, 2789 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 2789 20 Hansard Index—2010/11 Session

Bills (continued) Trust (Regulation of Trust Business) Amendment Act 2012 (Second Reading continued) Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 2788 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 2788 Committee, 2789–2792; Report, 27923; Third Reading, 2835 Waste and Litter Control Amendment Act 2011 First Reading, 4 Second Reading Burgess, Hon. Derrick V., Sr., 264–266 Butler, Hon. Dale D., 259–261 Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 254–255, 272, 273 De Silva, Hon. Zane J. S., 269–271 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 273 (Committee stage) Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 261–262 Horton, Hon. Randolph K. H., 268–269 Lister, Hon. Dennis P., 266–268 Lister, Hon. Walter M., 263–264 Roban, Mr. Walter H., 255–259 Scott, Hon. Michael J., 262–263 Weeks, Hon. Michael, 253–254, 271, 272, 273 Committee, 271–273; Report, 273; Third Reading, 303 Blakeney, Hon. Glenn A. Adjournment, Motions thereon Bermuda’s advanced relationship with UK, 2018 Government's response to those in need, 312–313 Mayoral Elections, 2018–2019 Observation on level of debate, 2214–2216 Senior Abuse, 2423–2428 Seniors, National Office for, 2546–2547 Visitor Arrivals 2011, 937–938 WEDCO Housing Project, 2216 Adolescent Intensive Outpatient Programme, 9–10 Bermuda Airport (Duty Free Sales) Amendment Act 2011, 277–278 Bermuda Job Market Employment Briefs, 2058–2061 Bermuda’s advanced relationship with UK, 2018 Budget Statement, debate thereon, 1048–1051 Business Bermuda Report "US-Bermuda Economic Relations: Economic Impact Study 2011", 1945–1948 Congratulatory/Obituary Speeches, 27, 698–699, 796–797, 857–858, 954–955, 1286–1287, 1393, 1658, 1801, 1970, 2004–2005, 2119–2120, 2398, 2452, 2628–2629 Criminal Code Amendment Act 2012, 2579–2582 Customs Tariff Amendment (No. 3) Act 2011, 291–292 Equality Act, Merits of Introducing, 2458, 2680–2688 Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure 2012/13 Head 20 - Youth Sport and Recreation, 1332–1337, 1343 Head 23 - Child and Family Services, 1076–1083, 1108–1109 Head 55 - Financial Assistance, 1071–1076, 1108–1109 Head 71 - Families and Sports Headquarters, 1327–1332, 1343 Government Loans Amendment Act 2012, 1241–1245 Government's response to those in need, 312–313 Health Insurance (Health Service Providers and Insurers) (Claims) Regulations 2012, 1754–1755 Health Insurance Amendment Act 2012, 1742 Human Rights (Unreasonable Hardship) Amendment Act 2011, 183–185 Human Rights Amendment (No. 2) Act 2012, 708–710, 717–720 Jessica Lewis, Bermuda's wheelchair para-athlete, 2113 Land Title Registration Act 2011, 575–576 LIME CARIFTA Games 2012, 1784–1786 Mayoral Elections, 2018–2019 Mirrors Programme, 8–9 National Junior Athlete Sponsorship Awards 2012, 1960–1962 National Pension Scheme (Occupational Pensions) Temporary Amendment Act 2012, 2133–2134 National Sports Centre Aquatics Centre project, update, 186–187 Hansard Index—2011/12 Session 21 Blakeney, Hon. Glenn A. (continued) National Tourism Plan, motion to support Government's plan, 2487–2491 Observation on level of debate, 2214–2216 Protected Species Amendment Act 2011, 217–218 Road Traffic Amendment Act 2012, 1982–1983 Second World Olympic Sport Convention, 1959–1960 Senior Abuse, 2423–2428 Seniors, National Office for, 2546–2547 Shared Parenting Legislation Discussions in UK, 1960 Shared Parenting Legislation, introduction in Bermuda, 918, 1803–1811 Supplementary Estimate (No. 1) Financial Year 2011/12, 1277–1278, 1280–1281 Throne Speech, debate thereon, 55–66 Truth and Reconciliation Commission, establishing of, 2728–2733 Visitor Arrivals 2011, 937–938 WEDCO Housing Project, 2216 Youth Development Zone, 185–186 Blood donation in Bermuda, See Statements by Ministers Bond Issue, See Adjournment, Motions thereon Border Control at Cruise Terminals, See Statements by Ministers Budget Statement in support of Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure 2012/13, See Statements by Ministers Budget Statement, debate thereon Bean, Hon. Marc A. R., 979–990 Blakeney, Hon. Glenn A., 1048–1051 Burgess, Hon. Derrick V., Sr., 1004–1008 Cannonier, Mr. L. Craig, 1001–1004 Cox, Hon. Paula A., 960–961, 1064–1066 De Silva, Hon. Zane J. S., 1051–1064 Furbert, Hon. Wayne L., 1019–1033 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 991–997 Lister, Hon. Terry E., 1043–1048 Lister, Hon. Walter M., 1041–1043 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 961–973 Roban, Mr. Walter H., 1033–1041 Smith, Hon. Dame Jennifer, 997–1001 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 1008–1019 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 973–979 Budget Statement Reply—One Bermuda Alliance, 961–973; United Bermuda Party, 973–979 Burgess, Hon. Derrick V., Sr. 30th Airbus Aircraft Delivery to S7 Airlines, 851 Addax Holding Lease, 1649 Adjournment, motions thereon Addax Holding Lease, 1649 Heritage Wharf, 304–305 Visitor Arrivals 2011, 923–924 WEDCO Housing Project, 2209–2212 Alleged incident involving Bermuda registered cruise ship, 1860 Budget Statement, debate thereon, 1004–1008 Carnival Cruise Lines, 18–19 Civil Aviation Department and Bermuda Register of Aircraft, 1859–1860 Congratulatory/Obituary Speeches, 27, 199, 435, 1069-1070, 1793, 1972, 2330, 2395–2396, 2453–2454 Cruise Ship Schedule 2012, 19, 426–427, 687–688 Dumpster Trailers, 2030–2031 Equality Act, merits of introducing, 2691–2693 Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure 2012/13 Head 30 - Marine & Ports Services, 1111–1114, 1143–1144 Head 31 - Airport Operations, 1114–1116, 1143–1144 Head 34 - Transport Control Department, 1116–1119, 1143–1144 Head 35 - Public Transportation, 1119–1121, 1143–1144 Head 48 - Transport Headquarters, 1109–1111, 1143–1144 Head 57 - Transport Department of Civil Aviation, 1121–1123 Head 73 - Maritime Administration, 1123–1125, 1143–1144 22 Hansard Index—2010/11 Session

Burgess, Hon. Derrick V., Sr. (continued) Heritage Wharf, 304–305 Land Policy, revising (Question on), 855 Marine Board (Ferry Services Fares) Amendment (No. 2) Regulations 2011, 422, 604–605, 614–615 Marine Board Amendment Act 2012, 2126–2127, 2128 Merchant Shipping (Fees) Regulations 2012, 1561, 1769, 1770 Motor Car Amendment Act - Establishment of Taxi Commission, 1788–1789 Parliamentary Election Amendment Act 2012, 1883–1884 Protected Species Amendment Act 2011, 225–227 Road Traffic Amendment Act 2012, 1775–1776 Road Traffic Amendment Act 2012, 1976–1977, 1985 Shared Parenting Legislation, introduction in Bermuda, 1814–1817 Supplementary Estimate (No. 1) Financial Year 2011/12, 1268–1270, 1273–1274, 1275–1276 Supplementary Estimate (No. 3) Financial Year 2010/11, 1381–1383, 1384, 1385 Throne Speech, debate thereon, 132–137 Traffic Offences (Penalties) Amendment Act 2011, 365–366, 373–374 Visitor Arrivals 2011, 923–924 Waste and Litter Control Amendment Act 2011, 264–266 WEDCO Housing Project, 2209–2212 Wheelchair and Baby Carriage Access on Buses, 425–426 Buss Capital GMBH and Company KG JR, Petition of, See Petitions Business Bermuda Report —“US-Bermuda Economic Relations Economic Impact Study 2011” implications for Bermuda’s workforce, economy, and long-term sustainability, See Motions Butler, Hon. Dale D. Bermuda Educators Council (Question on), 331 Congratulatory/Obituary Speeches, 198, 332–333, 435–436, 698, 795, 1866, 2326, 2454 Diminished Open Spaces in Bermuda, 2160–2164 Health Financing Summit 2011 (Questions on), 434–435 Importation of dogs from UK (Question on), 198 Land Policy, revising (Question on), 853 Land Title Registration Act 2011, 580 National Tourism Plan, motion to support Government's plan, 2512–2516 Parliamentary Election Amendment Act 2012, 1906–1909 Parliamentary Joint Select Committee on Causes of Violent and Gun Crime in Bermuda, 655–658 Parliamentary Joint Select Committee on Education, 900–904 Question Period Bermuda Educators Council, 331 Health Financing Summit 2011, 434–435 Importation of dogs from UK (Question on), 198 Land Policy, revising, 853 "Return to Sender"—Relaxation of policy, 327 "Return to Sender"—Relaxation of policy (Question on), 327 Shared Parenting Legislation, introduction in Bermuda, 1835 Waste and Litter Control Amendment Act 2011, 259–261 Butterfield, Hon. D. Neletha I. Congratulatory/Obituary Speeches, 29, 201–202, 699, 798, 861, 1287-1288, 2122–2123, 2399, 2455–2456 Criminal Code Amendment Act 2012, 2598–2601 Equality Act, merits of introducing, 2708–2709 Parliamentary Joint Select Committee on Education, 885–889 Protected Species Amendment Act 2011, 228–230 Throne Speech, debate thereon, 171–173 C Cannonier, Mr. L. Craig Bermuda Job Market Employment Briefs, 2081–2083 Budget Statement, debate thereon, 1001–1004 Congratulatory/Obituary Speeches, 440–441, 794–795, 860, 1287, 2006, 2760 Criminal Code Amendment Act 2012, 2572–2574 Incentives for Job Makers Act 2011, 390

Hansard Index—2011/12 Session 23 Cannonier, Mr. L. Craig (continued) Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure 2012/13 Head 06 - Defence, 1667–1673 Head 07 - Bermuda Police Service, 1667–1673 Head 09 - Cabinet Office, 1616–1622 Head 14 - Statistics, 1616–1622 Head 26 - Human Resources, 1616–1622 Head 27 - Border Control, 1667–1673 Head 51 - Communication and Information, 1616–1622 Head 83 - National Security Headquarters, 1667–1673 Ministers and Members of the Legislature (Salaries and Pensions) Act 1975, 1644 Oaths, 1 Parliamentary Joint Select Committee on Education, 913–914 Parliamentary Joint Select Committee on Causes of Violent and Gun Crime in Bermuda, 653–655 Proceeds of Crime Amendment Act 2012, 2008–2009 Referendum Act 2012, 2232–2233 Reply to Throne Speech (One Bermuda Alliance), 35–42 Throne Speech, reply/debate thereon, 35–42 Supplementary Estimate (No. 1) Financial Year 2011/12, 1282 Supplementary Estimate (No. 3) Financial Year 2010/11, 1387 Caribbean Conference (6th) on Health Financing Initiatives, See Statements by Ministers Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association 2012 Tourism Summit, See Statements by Ministers CARIFTA Games 2012, See Statements by Ministers Carnival Cruise Lines, See Statements by Ministers Carrots, importation of, See Statements by Ministers Cayman Islands Healthcare Conference 2011, See Statements by Ministers Cayman targets Bermuda reinsurance business [Royal Gazette article], See Statements by Ministers Charities Act 1978, amendments thereto, See Statements by Ministers Charities, desperate times for, See Adjournment, Motions thereon China/UK Trip, See Statements by Ministers CISCO local academy, establishment of in Bermuda, See Statements by Ministers CITV, use for political messaging, See Adjournment, Motions thereon Civil Service, allegations of forced retirement in, See Adjournment, Motions thereon Code of Conduct for Parliament, Establishment of Truth and Reconciliation Committee, See Motions Code of Conduct, role of political Ombudsman in Bermuda, adoption of, See Motions Commonwealth Day Message 2012, 1391 Community Action in Gang Prevention, See Statements by Ministers Companies Amendment (No. 2) Act 2011, See Bills Companies Amendment Act 2012, See Bills Confidentiality of Medical Information, See Statements by Ministers Confirmation of Minutes 04 November 2011, 7 07 March 2012, 1471 15, 22, 25 July 2011, 3 09 March 2012, 1561 25 November 2011, 183 12, 14, 16, 19 March 2012, 1777 25 November 2011, 315 13, 20 April 2012, 1959 02 December 2011, 421 27 April 2012, 1997 09, 12 December 2011, 681 11 May 2012, 2107 03 February 2012, 787 18, 25 May 2012, 2217 10 February 2012, 843 08 June 2012, 2391 17 February 2012, 941 15, 22 June 2012, 2437 24 February 2012, 951 29 June 2012, 2551 02 March 2012, 1153 06 July 2012, 2625 05 March 2012, 1285 13 July 2012, 2755 Confiscated Assets Fund Financial Statements for year ending 31 March 2007 (Paper), 1998 Congratulatory/Obituary Speeches Bean, Hon. Marc A. R., 30–31, 440, 1796–1797, 1973, 2123–2124, 2635 Blakeney, Hon. Glenn A., 27, 698–699, 796–797, 857–858, 954–955, 1286–1287, 1393, 1658, 1801, 1970, 2004–2005, 2119–2120, 2398, 2452, 2628–2629 Burgess, Hon. Derrick V., Sr., 27, 199, 435, 1069–1070, 1793, 1972, 2330, 2395–2396, 2453–2454 Butler, Hon. Dale D., 198, 332–333, 435–436, 698, 795, 955, 1658, 1866, 2326, 2454 Butterfield, Hon. D. Neletha I., 29, 201–202, 699, 798, 861, 1287–1288, 2122–2123, 2399, 2455–2456 24 Hansard Index—2010/11 Session

Congratulatory/Obituary Speeches (continued) Cannonier, Mr. L. Craig, 440–441, 794–795, 860, 1287, 2006, 2760 Cox, Hon. Paula A., 32, 339, 439, 544–545, 802, 1474, 1801, 2125, 2457 Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 205, 335, 704, 795, 958–959, 1800, 2121–2122, 2457, 2632 De Silva, Hon. Zane J. S., 208, 333, 435, 542, 862, 959, 1155, 1475, 1863–1864, 2007, 2636, 2760 DeVent, Hon. Ashfield E., 31–32, 2452–2453 Foggo, Ms. Lovitta F., 28, 203, 338, 700, 799, 956–957, 1472–1473, 1659–1660, 794, 1866, 2325, 2396, 2456–2457, 2636–2637 Furbert, Hon. Wayne L., 334, 700, 1974–1975, 2456, 2636 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 200–201, 337, 435, 702, 801, 863–864, 1563, 1866, 1971–1972, 2006– 2007, 2032, 2122, 2228, 2328, 2399, 2454, 2629–2630, 2759 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 206, 436, 703–704, 801, 858, 956, 1798–1799, 1973–1974, 2121, 2451– 2452, 2631, 2761 Horton, Hon. K. H. Randolph, 332, 441, 541, 800, 200, 952–953, 2629, 2760 Hunt, Mr. Donte O., 202, 333–334, 542, 860–861, 958, 1070, 1288, 1474, 1794, 2033–2034, 2120 Jackson, Mrs. Louise A., 199–200, 436–437, 859, 2325 James, Hon. Elvin G., 202, 797, 953, 1069 Lister, Hon. Dennis P., 31, 202–203, 336, 438, 543, 801–802, 1798, 1973 Lister, Hon. Terry E., 204, 336–337, 544, 1795–1796, 1974, 2123, 2635 Lister, Hon. Walter M., 30, 206–207, 699–700, 797, 958, 1799, 1865–1866, 2329–2330, 2633, 2759 Lowe, Hon Stanley W., 681–682, 787, 864, 2331–2332 Minors, Hon. Patrice K., 861–862, 2327, 2454–2455, 2631 Moniz, Hon. Trevor G., 199, 337, 437, 2121, 954, 1286, 2124 Perinchief, Hon. Wayne N. M., 436, 857,1794–1795, 1972, 2760 Pettingill, Mr. Mark, 333, 799–800 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 703, 857 Roban, Mr. Walter H., 29, 205, 338, 438–439, 702, 860, 953–954, 1796, 2229, 2327–2328, 2451, 2634, 2761 Scott, Hon. Michael J., 207–208, 337, 544, 703, 863, 1288–1289, 1797–1798, 1864, 2329, 2455, 2634– 2635, 2760 Simons, Mr. Nelson H. Cole, 203, 338, 439, 701–702, 862–863,1289,1864, 2034–2035, 2125, 2229–2230, 2326 Smith, Hon. Dame Jennifer, 25–26, 204, 335–336, 437–438, 543, 701, 858–859, 955–956, 1070, 1154– 1155, 1289, 1473, 1563–1564, 1659, 1799–1800, 1864–1865, 1971, 2005–2006, 2034, 2123, 2228–2229, 2326–2327, 2397, 2632–2633, 2759 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 26, 207, 334–335, 440, 541, 700–701, 796, 862, 957, 1070, 1154, 1473–1474, 1562–1563, 1659, 1793–1794, 1864, 1970–1971, 2033, 2227–2228, 2330, 2396, 2453, 2633, 2761 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 27–28, 542–543, 800, 1155, 1288, 1563, 2005, 2229, 2397–2398, 2630 Tucker, Mr. Darius D. B., 334, 541–542, 201, 704, 798–799, 957–958,1800–1801, 1865, 2033, 2124, 2329, 2455, 2634, 2761 Weeks, Hon. Michael, 28–29, 202, 339, 440, 859, 949–950, 1795, 1866, 2006, 2122, 2230, 2328, 2398– 2399, 2630–2631 Corporate Service Provider Business Act 2012 See Bills Cox, Hon. Paula A. Adjournment, Motions thereon Government's Commitment to Bermudians, 2433–2434 Sports and Athletes, support for, 2020–2021 US Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act, 2021 Visitor Arrivals 2011, 938–939 Appropriation Act 2012, 1735 Banks and Deposit Companies Amendment Act 2012, 2771–2772, 2776–2777 Benchmarks for CPA Caribbean, Americas and Atlantic Region, 838–840 Bermuda Airport (Duty Free Sales) Amendment Act 2011, 274–275, 279–280, 281, 282 Bermuda Educators Council (Exemption) Amendment (No. 2) Order 2012, 2218 Bermuda Energy White Paper, support of Government’s policies as articulated in, 643-644 Bermuda Job Market Employment Briefs, 2073–2075 Bermuda Monetary Authority (Regulatory Fees) Amendment Act 2011, 523–525, 526 Bermuda Monetary Report and Accounts 2011, 2218 Budget Statement, 942–948, 960–961, 1064–1066 Cayman targets Bermuda reinsurance business [Royal Gazette article], 431–432 Hansard Index—2011/12 Session 25 Cox, Hon. Paula A. (continued) Confiscated Assets Fund Financial Statements for year ending 31 March 2007, 1998 Congratulatory/Obituary Speeches, 2457 Congratulatory/Obituary Speeches, 32, 339, 439, 544–545, 802, 1801, 2125 Consolidated Fund Financial Statements for year ending 31 March 2011, 843 Criminal Code Amendment Act 2012, 2612–2614 Customs Declaration Notice (Simplified) 2007 Revocation Notice 2012, 2218 Customs Duty (Special Remission) Amendment Order 2012, 2218 Customs Tariff Amendment (No. 3) Act 2011, 283–284, 298–299, 300, 301 Customs Tariff Amendment Act 2012, 1549–1552, 1554–1555 Customs Traveller Declaration Amendment Notice 2012, 2218 Economic Review 2011, 941 Equality Act, merits of introducing, 2720–2721 Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure 2012/13, 948, 960–961 Head 09 - Cabinet Office, 1601–1607, 1630–1631 Head 10 - Finance Headquarters, 1565–1582, 1601 Head 11 - Accountant General, 1582–1586, 1601 Head 14 - Statistics, 1607–1610, 1630–1631 Head 26 - Human Resources, 1610–1613, 1630–1631 Head 28 - Social Insurance, 1586–1589, 1601 Head 38 - Office of Tax Commissioner, 1589–1590, 1601 Head 51 - Communication and Information, 1613–1616, 1630–1631 Head 58 - Interest on Debt, 1590–1591, 1601 Head 63 - Parliamentary Registrar, 1344–1347, 1361–1362 Head 92 - Internal Audit, 1347–1351, 1361–1362 Financial Assistance Amendment Regulations 2012, 2391 Future Relations with Overseas Territories, UK White Paper, 19–20 Good Governance Act 2012, 2333–2336, 2371–2373 Government Borrowing Sinking Fund Financial Statements for years ending 31 March 2011, 1998 Government Fees (Trade Marks and Service Marks) Amendment Regulations 2012, 1559–1560 Government Fees Amendment Regulations 2012, 1560, 1640–1641 Government Fees Amendment (No. 2) Regulations 2012, 1777, 1975, 1976 Government Loans Amendment Act 2012, 1233–1236, 1250–1252 Government Reserves Fund Financial Statements for years ending 31 March 2009, 2010 and 2011, 1998 Government's Commitment to Bermudians, 2433–2434 Human Rights Amendment (No. 2) Act 2012, 714 Incentives for Job Makers Act 2011, 376–379, 406–408 Insurance Amendment Act 2011, 506–507, 511–512 Insurance Amendment Act 2012, 2036–2037, 2038 Insurance Amendment (No. 2) Act 2012, 2762–2763, 2766–2767 Insurance Appeal Tribunal Regulations 2011, 3 Investment Business Amendment Act 2012, 2780–2781, 2783 Investment Funds (Specified Jurisdiction Fund) (Japan) Order 2012, 2218 Land Tax Amendment Act 2012, 1362–1363, 1366 Lease of Gym Field in Devonshire to Bermuda Football Association, 2832–2833 Members of Legislature Pension Fund Actuarial Valuation Report as at 31 March 2010, 1998 Merchant Shipping (Fees) Regulations 2012, 1561, 1655 Ministers and Members of the Legislature (Salaries and Pensions) Act 1975, 1560, 1643–1644 Miscellaneous Taxes Amendment Act 2012, 1253–1254 National Pension Scheme (Occupational Pensions) Temporary Amendment Act 2012, 2131–2132, 2134 National Tourism Plan, motion to support Government's plan, 2532–2536 Ombudsman's Report - Today's Choices-Tomorrow's Costs, 842 Parliamentary Election Amendment Act 2012, 1867–1870, 1909–1910 Pre-Budget Report, 536–540 Proceeds of Crime Amendment Act 2012, 2009–2010 Public Sector Reform, progress, 2113–2114 Public Service Superannuation Amendment Act 2012, 1463–1465, 1466–1467 Public Service Superannuation Fund Actuarial Valuation Report as at 31 March 2010, 1998 Public Service Superannuation Temporary Amendment Act 2012, 1631–1633, 1638 Referendum Act 2012, 2231–2232, 2246–2247 Retail Shops (Temporary Customs Duty Relief for Capital Investments) Order 2012, 2218 26 Hansard Index—2010/11 Session

Cox, Hon. Paula A. (continued) Revenue Amendment (No. 2) Act 2012, 1843–1845, 1846 Revenue Amendment Act 2012, 802–805, 805–806,1776 Shared Parenting Legislation, introduction in Bermuda, 1841–1842 Simplified Customs Declaration Notice 2007 Revocation Notice 2012, 2218 Specified Business Legislation Amendment Act 2012, 2400–2403, 2405–2407 Sports and Athletes, support for, 2020–2021 Stamp Duties Amendment Act 2012, 1367–1368, 1369 Supplementary Estimate (No. 1) 2011/12, 951, 258–1260, 1267–1268 Supplementary Estimate (No. 3) for Financial Year 2010/11, 1153 Throne Speech, debate thereon, 177–181 Today's Choices-Tomorrow's Costs, (Ombudsman's Report), 842 Trust (Regulation of Trust Business) Amendment Act 2012, 2788, 2789 UK White Paper - Future Relations with Overseas Territories, 19–20 US Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act, 2021 Visitor Arrivals 2011, 938–939 CPA Benchmarks for Democratic Legislatures of the Caribbean, Americas and Atlantic Region, See Motions Crime in Bermuda, See Adjournment, Motions thereon Crime Statistics, See Statements by Ministers Criminal Code Amendment Act 2012, See Bills Criminal Code Amendment Act 2012, Matching Enforcement/Prevention, See Statements by Ministers Criminal Justice (International Cooperation) (Bermuda) Amendment Act 2012, See Bills Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G. Adjournment, Motions thereon Crime in Bermuda, 1849–1851 St. Regis Hotel construction, 2212–2214 Visitor Arrivals 211, 918–920 Bermuda Immigration and Protection Amendment Act 2012, 2643–2644 Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association 2012 Summit (Question on), 2395 Companies Amendment (No. 2) Act 2011, 518–519 Companies Amendment Act 2012, 2662–2663 Congratulatory/Obituary Speeches, 205, 335, 704, 795, 1800, 2125, 2457, 2632 Corporate Service Provider Business Act 2012, 2795–2796 Crime in Bermuda, 1849–1851 Criminal Code Amendment Act 2012, 2585–2590 Cruise Ship Season 2012, preparation for (Question on), 694 Equality Act, merits of introducing, 2688–2691 Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure 2012/13 Head 03 - Judicial Department, 1326 Head 04 - Attorney General's Chambers, 1326 Head 06 - Defence, 1691–1699, 1705, 1706 Head 07 - Bermuda Police Service, 1691–1699, 1705 Head 16 - Education Headquarters, 1191–1198 Head 17 - Education, Department of, 1191–1198 Head 25 - Corrections, Department of, 1326 Head 27 - Border Control, 1691–1699 Head 33 - Tourism, 1491–1505 Head 63 - Parliamentary Registrar, 1351–1354 Head 74 - Court Services, Department of, 1326 Head 75 - Public Prosecutions, Department of, 1326 Head 83 - National Security Headquarters, 1691–1699 Head 87 - Justice Headquarters, 1326 Head 88 - National Drug Control, 1326 Head 95 - Business Development and Tourism Headquarters, 1491–1505 Hands-up Empowerment Programme (Questions on), 794 Heritage Wharf Repairs (Question on), 1791, 1792 Immigration Appeals Tribunal, status of, 2381–2384 Incentives for Job Makers Act 2011, 379–383 Inter -agency Gang Task Force update (Question on), 695 Labour and Training Department Initiatives (Question on), 856–857 Hansard Index—2011/12 Session 27 Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G. (continued) Land Policy, revising (Question on), 854 National Tourism Plan update (Question on), 2002–2003 National Tourism Plan, Establishing foundation for: Strategic Imperatives Report Volume 1, 739–745 National Tourism Plan, motion to support Government's plan, 2471–2478 Parliamentary Election Amendment Act 2012, 1870–1876 Parliamentary Joint Select Committee on Causes of Violent and Gun Crime in Bermuda, 672–674 Personal Explanation, Apologies to House, 2125 Public Holidays Amendment Act 2012, 1736 Question Period Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association 2012 Summit, 2395 Cruise Ship Season 2012, preparation for, 694 Hands-up Empowerment Programme, 794 Heritage Wharf Repairs, 1791, 1792 Inter-agency Gang Task Force update, 695 Labour and Training Department Initiatives, 856–857 Land Policy, revising, 854 National Tourism Plan update, 2002–2003 Southlands, Warwick/Morgan's Point, Southampton Land Exchange, 2450–2451 StreetSafe in Bermuda, 2449–2450 Southlands, Warwick/Morgan's Point, Southampton Land Exchange (Question on), 2450–2451 St. Regis Hotel construction, 2212–2214 StreetSafe in Bermuda (Question on), 2449–2450 Throne Speech, debate thereon, 145–150 Tourism Board Act 2012, 2259–2263 Truth and Reconciliation Commission, establishing of, 2733–2735 Visitor Arrivals 211, 918–920 Waste and Litter Control Amendment Act 2011, 254–255, 272, 273 Cruise Ship Schedule 2012, See Statements by Ministers Customs Tariff Amendment Act 2012, See Bills Customs Tariff Amendment (No. 3) Act 2011, See Bills D De Silva, Hon. Member, news reports involving, See Adjournment, Motions thereon Debate on Throne Speech, See Throne Speech, Debate thereon Delay of financial statements, See Adjournment, Motions thereon Democracy and Independence, See Adjournment, Motions thereon Dentalgate, See Adjournment, Motions thereon Department of Civil Aviation and Bermuda Register of Aircraft, See Statements by Ministers De Silva, Hon. Zane J. S. Adjournment, Motions thereon FutureCare, 783–785 Hospital shows symptoms of sickness, 2841–2842 Hospitalists, 928–930 Immigration Appeals Tribunal, status of, 2385–2386 Mayoral Elections, 2020 Visitor Arrivals 2011, 927–928 WEDCO Housing Project, 2191–2196, 2311–2312 Benefits of Health Screening, 1392 Bermuda Health Council Annual Report 2008/09, 315 Bermuda Health Council Annual Reports 2009, 2010/11, 183 Bermuda Health Council, Annual Health Report of, 1998 Bermuda Hospitals Board (Hospital Fees) Regulations 2012, 1645 Bermuda Hospitals Board Accreditation, 1857–1858 Bermuda Hospitals Board Amendment Act 2012, 1770–1771, 1772 Bermuda Hospitals Board Volunteer and student summer employment programmes, 2224–2225 Blood donation in Bermuda, 535–536, 2225 Budget Statement, debate thereon, 1051–1064 Business Bermuda Report "US-Bermuda Economic Relations: Economic Impact Study 2011", 1948–1951 Caribbean Conference (6th) on Health Financing Initiatives, 427–429 Cayman Islands Healthcare Conference 2011, 187–188 28 Hansard Index—2010/11 Session

De Silva, Hon. Zane J. S. (continued) Confidentiality of Medical Information, 2626–2627 Congratulatory/Obituary Speeches, 208, 333, 435, 542, 862, 959, 1155, 1475, 1863–1864, 2007, 2636, 2760 Diminished Open Spaces in Bermuda, 2153–2156 Equality Act, merits of introducing, 2706–2708 Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure 2012/13 Head 16 - Education Headquarters, 1205–1206 Head 17 - Education, 1205–1206 Head 21 - Health Headquarters, 1394–1398, 1446 Head 22 - Health, 1398–1406, 1446 Head 24 - Hospitals, 1406–1430, 1446 Head 34 - Transport Control Department, 1142–1143 Head 48 - Transport Headquarters, 1142–1143 Head 57 - Transport Department of Civil Aviation, 1142–1143 Head 91 - Health Insurance, 1430–1435, 1446 Financial Statements of Health Insurance, Mutual Reinsurance and FutureCare, tabling of, 2757–2758 FutureCare Fund Financial Statements as at 31 March 2010, 2756 FutureCare, 320–322, 775–777, 783–785 Good Governance Act 2012, 2354–2358 Health Financing Summit 2011, 427–429 Health Insurance (Health Service Providers and Insurers) (Claims) Regulations 2011, 422, 1471, 1745– 1746, 1761–1767 Health Insurance (Standard Hospital Benefit) Amendment Regulations 2012, 941, 1144–1146, 1149–1150 Health Insurance Amendment Act 2011, 422 Health Insurance Amendment Act 2012, 1740, 1743 Health Reform Plan, 2331–2332 Hospital Development Update, 188–189 Hospital Insurance Fund Financial Statements as at 31 March 2005, 2755 Hospital shows symptoms of sickness, 2841–2842 Hospitalists, 928–930 Immigration Appeals Tribunal, status of, 2385–2386 Land Tax Amendment Act 2012, 1365 Land Title Registration Act 2011, 576–578 Lease of Gym Field in Devonshire to Bermuda Football Association, 2830–2832 Mayoral Elections, 2020 Motor Car Amendment Act 2012, 2653–2654 Mutual Reinsurance Fund Financial Statements as at 31 March 2005/06/07/08/09/10, 2756 National Health Plan progress update, 1786–1788 Occupational Safety and Health Ticketing Regulations 2012, 2107 Oral Health Month–February, 792–793 Parliamentary Election Amendment Act 2012, 1909 Patient Satisfaction Results, 845–847 Persons with Disabilities, 429–430 Protected Species Amendment Act 2011, 242–243, 250 Seniors, Services to, 2437–2439 Supplementary Estimate (No. 1) Financial Year 2011/12, 1260–1261, 1265–1266, 1268 Supplementary Estimate (No. 3) Financial Year 2010/11, 1375–1377, 1381 Tourism Board Act 2012, 2272–2274 Up-front Payments [for Healthcare services], 430–431 Visitor Arrivals 2011, 927–928 Waste and Litter Control Amendment Act 2011, 269–271 WEDCO Housing Project, 2191–2196, 2311–2312 Development and Planning (General Development) Amendment Order 2011, See Papers and Communications Diminished open spaces in Bermuda, See Motions DeVent, Hon. Ashfield E. Bermuda Energy White Paper, Support of Government’s policies as articulated in, 638–639 Congratulatory/Obituary Speeches, 31–32, 2452–2453 Criminal Code Amendment Act 2012, 2590–2594 Parliamentary Joint Select Committee on Causes of Violent and Gun Crime in Bermuda, 674–678 Shared Parenting Legislation, introduction in Bermuda, 1838–1840 Throne Speech, debate thereon, 167–171 Hansard Index—2011/12 Session 29 D (continued) Digicel, response to attack against Government by, See Statements by Ministers Diminished open spaces in Bermuda; resolve to develop strategies to reverse trend, See Motions Division: Motion to support Government's National Tourism Plan, 2541 Dogs and Cats, importation from UK, See Statements by Ministers Draft Regulations, See Regulations Dumpster Trailers, See Statements by Ministers E Earl Cameron, an evening with, See Statements by Ministers Economic Impact Study 2011, US – Bermuda, See Motions Economic Review 2011, See Papers and Communications to House Education, Joint Select Committee Report on, See Motions Education, Parliamentary Joint Select Committee Report, See Motions (Parliamentary Joint Select Committee . . .) Educators Council (Exemption) Amendment (No. 2) Order 2012, See Papers and Communications to House (Bermuda Educators . . .) Educators Council (Exemption) Amendment (No. 3) Order 2012, See Papers and Communications to House (Bermuda Educators . . .) Educators Council (Exemption) Amendment Order 2012, See Papers and Communications to House (Bermuda Educators . . .) Educators Council Exemption Order, See Statements by Ministers Electronic Communications Act 2011, See Bills Electronic Monitoring Act 2011, See Bills Energy Government's Policies regarding as articulated in 2011 Bermuda Energy White Paper, See Motions Equality Act, Merits of Introducing See Motions Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure 2012/13, See Bills, See also Motions Evans Bay Dock, See Adjournment, Motions thereon Exercise Rum Runner, See Statements by Ministers F Financial Assistance Amendment Regulations 2012, See Papers and Communications to House Financial Intelligence Agency Bermuda Annual Report 2009/10, See Papers and Communications to House Financial Statements Health Insurance, Mutual Reinsurance and FutureCare, tabling, See Statements by Ministers First Admission Policy Changes, See Statements by Ministers Fitch Rating downgrades Bermuda's credit rating, See Adjournment, Motions thereon Flooding in House, See Announcements by Speaker Foggo, Ms. Lovitta F. Bartram, Kenneth, L. Jr., and Pogson, Norma C., 316 Benchmarks for CPA Caribbean, Americas and Atlantic Region, 823–827 Buss Capital Act 2012, 1150 Buss Capital GMBH and Company KG JR, 419 Congratulatory/Obituary Speeches, 28, 203, 338, 700, 799, 956-957, 1472-1473, 1659-1660, 1794, 1866, 2325, 2396, 2456–2457, 2636–2637 Equality Act, merits of introducing, 2705–2706 Parliamentary Election Amendment Act 2012, 1900–1904 Parliamentary Joint Select Committee on Education, 325, 340, 864–870 Philadelphia Financial Life Assurance Company (Bermuda) Ltd. Act 2012, 2219 Pogson, Norma C, and Bartram, Kenneth, L. Jr., 316 Protected Species Amendment Act 2011, 239–240 Shared Parenting Legislation, introduction in Bermuda, 1817–1819 Throne Speech, debate thereon, 160–162 Worldwide Church of God (Bermuda), Petition of, 682 Folklife Apprenticeship Programme, See Statements by Ministers Foreign Direct Investment, See Statements by Ministers Furbert, Hon. Wayne L. Adjournment, motions thereon Grand Atlantic, 1651–1653 PLP Government, working hard for hotel development in St. George's, 2848–2850 Budget Statement, debate thereon, 1019–1033 Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association 2012 Tourism Summit, 2392

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Furbert, Hon. Wayne L. (continued) China/UK Trip, 1967–1969 Companies Amendment (No. 2) Act 2011, 516–518 Companies Amendment Act 2012, 2660–2662, 2669–2671 Congratulatory/Obituary Speeches, 334, 700,1974–1975, 2456, 2636 Corporate Service Provider Business Act 2012, 2793–2795, 2798–2799 Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure 2012/13 Head 33 - Tourism, 1476–1491, 1523 Head 95 - Business Development and Tourism Headquarters, 1476–1482, 1523 Foreign Direct Investment, 2442–2443 Grand Atlantic, 1651–1653 Incentives for Job Makers Act 2011, 387–389 Insurance Amendment Act 2012, 2037 Investment Funds Amendment Act 2011, 530, 531 National Tourism Plan update, 1999–2001 National Tourism Plan, Establishing foundation for: Strategic Imperatives Report Volume 1, 731–739 National Tourism Plan, motion to support Government's plan, 2461, 2462–2471, 2538–2540 PGA Merchandise Show and Golf Initiatives, 686–687 PLP Government, working hard for hotel development in St. George's, 2848–2850 Protected Species Amendment Act 2011, 233–235 Public Holidays Amendment Act 2012, 1735–1736, 1738 Release Cup and ‘triple Crown’ success of Big Game Fishing Tournaments, 2756–2757 Throne Speech, debate thereon, 140–145 Tourism Board Act 2012, 2028–2029 Tourism Board Act 2012, 2256–2259, 2277–2283 Tourism Board—Strategic Imperatives Report, 315 Tourism Development, steps taken by Government to further, 2038 Tourism Marketing Initiatives, Boston and US East Coast, 2029–2030 Tourism Plan: Strategic Imperatives Report, Volume 1, establishment of, 341 World Travel Market Exhibition, 15–16 Future Relations with Overseas Territories, UK White Paper, See Statements by Ministers FutureCare Fund Financial Statements, See Papers and Communications to House, See also, Adjournment, Motions thereon (Delay of financial statements . . .) FutureCare, See Statements by Ministers, See also Adjournment, Motions thereon FutureCare—Response to OBE concerns, See Statements by Ministers G Gang Task Force, See Inter-Agency Gang Task Force Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant Adjournment, Motions thereon Delay of financial statements, Health Insurance, Mutual Reinsurance, FutureCare, 2844–2846 Health Care, high cost of, 2548–2549 Hospitalists, 936–937 Infrastructure, deferred maintenance of, 2386–2388 US Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act, 2013–2015 Visitor Arrivals 2011, 935–936 Bermuda Airport (Duty Free Sales) Amendment Act 2011, 278–279 Bermuda Energy White Paper, Support of Government’s policies as articulated in, 630–634 Bermuda Hospitals Board Amendment Act 2012, 1772 Bermuda Immigration and Protection Amendment Act 2012, 2644–2645 Bermuda Job Market Employment Briefs, 2054–2058 Bermuda's Maritime Capability, strengthening of (Question on), 1862, 1863 Business Bermuda Report "US-Bermuda Economic Relations: Economic Impact Study 2011", 1924–1928 CISCO, establishment of local academy in Bermuda, (Question on), 696, 697 Companies Amendment Act 2012, 2666–2668 Companies Amendment (No. 2) Act 2011, 519 Congratulatory/Obituary Speeches, 200–201, 337, 435, 702, 801, 863–864, 1563,1866, 1971–1972, 2006– 2007, 2032, 2122, 2228, 2328, 2399, 2454, 2629–2630, 2759 Corporate Service Provider Business Act 2012, 2797–2798 Hansard Index—2011/12 Session 31 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant (continued) Customs Tariff Amendment (No. 3) Act 2011, 289–291, 300 Customs Tariff Amendment Act 2012, 1552–1553 Delay of financial statements, Health Insurance, Mutual Reinsurance, FutureCare, 2844–2846 Electronic Communications Act 2011, 459–463 Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure 2012/13 Head 09 - Cabinet Office, 1622–1629 Head 14 - Statistics, 1622–1629 Head 16 - Education Headquarters, 1162–1178, 1203 Head 17 - Education, 1162–1178 Head 22 - Health, 1444–1445 Head 23 - Child and Family Services, 1107–1108 Head 24 - Hospitals, 1444–1445 Head 26 - Human Resources, 1622–1629 Head 41 – Bermuda College, 1162–1178, 1203 Head 51 - Communication and Information, 1622–1629 Head 55 - Financial Assistance, 1107–1108 Head 60 - Labour and Training, 1544–1546 Head 92 - Internal Audit, 1354–1358 Head 94 - Economy, Trade and Industry Headquarters, 1544–1546 Educators Council Exemption Order (Questions on), 841 Good Governance Act 2012, 2366–2371 Grand Atlantic Project (Question on), 2324 Health Care, high cost of, 2548–2549 Health Financing Summit 2011 (Question on), 434 Health Insurance (Health Service Providers and Insurers) (Claims) Regulations 2012, 1757–1761 Health Insurance (Standard Hospital Benefit) Amendment Regulations 2012, 1147–1149 Health Insurance Amendment Act 2012, 1741–1742 Hospital Development update (Question on), 194–195 Hospitalists, 936–937 Incentives for Job Makers Act 2011, 392–393 Infrastructure, deferred maintenance of, 2386–2388 Insurance Amendment Act 2011, 510–511 Insurance Amendment (No. 2) Act 2012, 2765–2766 Land Policy, revising (Question on), 855 Marine Board (Ferry Services Fares) Amendment (No.2) Regulations 2011, 611–612 Mirrors Programme (Question on), 22 National Tourism Plan update (Question on), 2003 National Tourism Plan, Establishing foundation for: Strategic Imperatives Report Volume 1, 765–768 National Tourism Plan, motion to support Government's plan, 2507–2512 National Training Board Amendment Act 2011, 342–346 Parliamentary Election Amendment Act 2012, 1887–1891 Parliamentary Joint Select Committee on Education, 870–879 Proceeds of Crime Amendment Act 2012, 2009 Public Sector Reform progress (Question on), 2115 Public Service Superannuation Temporary Amendment Act 2012, 1636–1638 Question Period Bermuda's Maritime Capability, strengthening of, 1862, 1863 CISCO establishment of local Academy in Bermuda, 696, 697 Educators Council Exemption Order, 841 Grand Atlantic Project, 2324 Health Financing Summit 2011, 434 Hospital Development update, 194–195 Land Policy, revising, 855 Mirrors Programme, 22 National Tourism Plan update, 2003 Public Sector Reform progress, 2115 "Return to Sender"—Relaxation of policy, 326 Seniors, Services to, 2448–2449 Tourism Board Act 2012, 2031 Referendum Act 2012, 2237–2239 32 Hansard Index—2010/11 Session

Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant (continued) Regulatory Authority Act 2011, 459–463 "Return to Sender"—Relaxation of policy (Questions on), 326 Seniors, Services to (Question on), 2448–2449 Specified Business Legislation Amendment Act 2012, 2405 Supplementary Estimate (No. 1) Financial Year 2011/12, 1260 Supplementary Estimate (No. 3) Financial Year 2010/11, 1375, 1380–1381 Throne Speech, debate thereon, 83–89 Tourism Board Act 2012 (Question on), 2031 Tourism Board Act 2012, 2275–2277 Trust (Regulation of Trust Business) Amendment Act 2012, 2789 US Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act, 2013–2015 Visitor Arrivals 2011, 935–936 Waste and Litter Control Amendment Act 2011, 273 Good Governance Amendment Act 2012, See Bills Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J. 30th Airbus Aircraft delivery to S7 Airlines (Question on), 856 Adjournment, Motions thereon "OBA Accused of 'Disgraceful' Tactic on Pay Cuts for MPs," Bermuda Sun editorial, 921–923 Crime in Bermuda, 1853–1854 National Tourism Plan, "Cool Million" comment in reference to, 2419–2420 Parliamentary Year 2011/12, recap of, 2850 Public Transportation, 2618–2622 Public Vehicle Licence-holders, vetting of, 2548 Rockaway Ferry Depot-State of Infrastructure, 2741–2745 Sports and Athletes, support for, 1853 WEDCO Housing Project, 2204–2209 Bermuda Airport (Duty Free Sales) Amendment Act 2011, 282 Bermuda Job Market Employment Briefs, 2077–2081 Budget Statement, debate thereon, 991–997 Business Bermuda Report "US-Bermuda Economic Relations: Economic Impact Study 2011", 1932–1936 Carnival Cruise Lines (Question on), 22–23 Congratulatory/Obituary Speeches, 206, 436, 703–704, 801, 858, 956, 1798–1799, 1973–1974, 2121, 2451–2452, 2631, 2761 Crime in Bermuda, 1853–1854 Criminal Code Amendment Act 2012, 2601–2606 Cruise Ship Schedule 2012 (Questions on), 22, 432–433, 693, 694 Customs Tariff Amendment (No. 3) Act 2011, 292–297 Customs Tariff Amendment Act 2012, 1553–1554 Diminished Open Spaces in Bermuda, 2168–2174 Equality Act, merits of introducing, 2697–2698 Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure 2012/13 Head 16 - Education Headquarters, 1202–1203, 1204–1205 Head 17 - Education, 1202–1203, 1204–1205 Head 30 - Marine & Ports Services, 1125–1137, 1142 Head 31 - Airport Operations, 1125–1137 Head 32 - Planning, 1727 Head 33 - Tourism, 1516–1520 Head 34 - Transport Control Department, 1125–1137, 1142 Head 35 - Public Transportation, 1125–1137, 1142 Head 36 - Public Works Headquarters, 1228–1232 Head 46 - Telecommunications, 1727, 1729–1730 Head 48 - Transport Headquarters, 1125–1137, 1142 Head 50 - Environment, Planning, Infrastructure Strategy Headquarters, 1727 Head 57 - Transport Department of Civil Aviation, 1125–1137 Head 63 - Parliamentary Registrar, 1358–1359 Head 73 - Maritime Administration, 1125–1137, 1142 Head 82 - Works and Engineering, 1228–1232 Head 92 - Internal Audit, 1359–1361 Head 95 - Business Development and Tourism Headquarters, 1516–1520 Hansard Index—2011/12 Session 33

Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J. (continued) FutureCare—Response to OBE concerns (Questions on), 330 Hospitalists, 920–921 Incentives for Job Makers Act 2011, 403–404 Insurance Amendment Act 2011, 507–508 Insurance Amendment (No. 2) Act 2012, 2765 Land Policy, revising (Question on), 855 Land Tax Amendment Act 2012, 1366 Lease of Gym Field in Devonshire to Bermuda Football Association, 2828–2829 Marine Board (Ferry Services Fares) Amendment (No.2) Regulations 2011, 605–609 Marine Board Amendment Act 2012, 2127 Merchant Shipping (Fees) Regulations 2012, 1770 Merchant Shipping (ILO) Amendment Act 2012, 2556–2558 Motor Car Amendment Act 2012, 2649–2652 National Tourism Plan, "Cool Million" comment in reference to, 2419–2420 National Tourism Plan, Establishing foundation for: Strategic Imperatives Report Volume 1, 757–761 National Tourism Plan, motion to support Government's plan, 2495–2499 National Training Board Amendment Act 2011, 350–353 "OBA Accused of 'Disgraceful' Tactic on Pay Cuts for MPs," Bermuda Sun editorial, 921–923 Parliamentary Election Amendment Act 2012, 1891–1895 Parliamentary Joint Select Committee on Education, 889–894 Parliamentary Joint Select Committee on Causes of Violent and Gun Crime in Bermuda, 665–667 Parliamentary Year 2011/12, recap of, 2850 Public Service Superannuation Temporary Amendment Act 2012, 1635–1636 Public Transportation, 2618–2622 Public Vehicle Licence-holders, vetting of, 2548 Question Period 30th Airbus Aircraft delivery to S7 Airlines, 856 Carnival Cruise Lines, 22–23 Cruise Ship Schedule 2012, 22, 432–433, 693, 694 FutureCare—Response to OBE concerns, 330 Land Policy, revising, 855 Wheelchair and Baby Carriage Access on Buses, 433 Referendum Act 2012, 2244–2246 Road Traffic Amendment Act 2012, 1977–1978 Rockaway Ferry Depot-State of Infrastructure, 2741–2745 Shared Parenting Legislation, introduction in Bermuda, 1822–1825 Sports and Athletes, support for, 1853 Supplementary Estimate (No. 1) Financial Year 2011/12, 1266–1267, 1270, 1273, 1274–1275, 1276 Supplementary Estimate (No. 3) Financial Year 2010/11, 1377–1378, 1383, 1385 Support for Sports and Athletes, 1853 Tourism Board Act 2012, 2268–2272 Traffic Offences (Penalties) Amendment Act 2011, 367–368 Waste and Litter Control Amendment Act 2011, 261–262 WEDCO Housing Project, 2204–2209 Wheelchair and Baby Carriage Access on Buses (Question on), 433 Government Borrowing Sinking Fund Financial Statements year ending 31 March 2011, See Papers and Communications to House Government Fees (Trade Marks and Service Marks) Amendment Regulations 2012, See Regulations, See also Papers and Communications to House Government Fees Amendment (No. 2) Regulations 2012, See Regulations; See also Papers and Communications to House Government Fees Amendment Regulations 2012, See Regulations, See also Papers and Communications to House Government Loans Amendment Act 2012, See Bills Government Reserves Fund Financial Statements, See Papers and Communications to House Government's Commitment to Bermudians, See Adjournment, Motions thereon Government's response to those in need, See Adjournment, Motions thereon Governor's Speech, taken as read and set down for consideration at next day of meeting, See Motions Grand Atlantic Project update, See Statements by Ministers Grand Atlantic, See Adjournment, Motions thereon 34 Hansard Index—2010/11 Session

H Hands-up Empowerment Programme, See Statements by Ministers Hansard, Official Report December 2011, See Announcements by Speaker Health Care Services, up-front payments, See Statements by Ministers Health Care, high cost of See Adjournment, Motions thereon Health Financing Initiatives, Caribbean Conference (6th) on, See Statements by Ministers Health Financing Summit 2011, See Statements by Ministers Health Insurance (Health Service Providers and Insurers) (Claims) Regulations 2011, See Papers and Communications to House Health Insurance (Health Service Providers and Insurers) (Claims) Regulations 2012, See Papers and Communications to House Health Insurance (Standard Hospital Benefit) Amendment Regulations 2012, See Papers and Communications to House Health Insurance (Standard Hospital Benefit) Amendment Regulations 2012, See Papers and Communications to House Health Insurance Amendment Act 2011, See Papers and Communications to House Health Insurance Amendment Act 2012, See Bills Health Insurance Fund Financial Statements, See Papers and Communications to House Health Reform Plan, See Statements by Ministers Health Screening, benefits of, See Statements by Ministers Heritage Month 2012, See Statements by Ministers Heritage Wharf, See Statements by Ministers; See also Adjournment, Motions thereon Hopkins Report and Resultant Actions, See Statements by Ministers Horton, Hon. K. H. Randolph Bermuda Immigration and Protection Amendment Act 2012, 2641–2642 Buss Capital Act, Joint Select Committee Report on Private Bills, 949 Congratulatory and/or Obituary Speeches, 2629, 2760 Congratulatory/Obituary Speeches, 200, 332, 441, 541, 800, 952-953 Electronic Monitoring Act 2011, 550–551 Lease of Gym Field in Devonshire to Bermuda Football Association, 2817–2818 National Tourism Plan, Establishing foundation for: Strategic Imperatives Report Volume 1, 751–753 National Training Board Amendment Act 2011, 347–350 Parliamentary Joint Select Committee on Education, 914–915 Parliamentary Joint Select Committee on Causes of Violent and Gun Crime in Bermuda, 4, 644–651 Protected Species Amendment Act 2011, 218–219 Traffic Offences (Penalties) Amendment Act 2011, 369–370 Waste and Litter Control Amendment Act 2011, 268–269 Hospital Board Volunteer and Student Summer Employment Programmes, See Statements by Ministers Hospital Development Update, See Statements by Ministers Hospital Insurance Fund Financial Statements, See Papers and Communications to House Hospital shows symptoms of sickness, See Adjournment, Motions thereon Hospitalists, See Adjournment, Motions thereon Hospitality Job Fair, 2012, See Statements by Ministers House of Assembly records thanks to His Excellency for Speech delivered from Throne, See Motions Human Rights (Unreasonable Hardship) Amendment Act 2011, 1 See Statements by Ministers Human Rights Amendment (No. 2) Act 2012, See Bills Human Rights Amendment (No. 2) Act of 2011, See Bills Hunt, Mr. Donte O. Congratulatory/Obituary Speeches, 202, 333–334, 542, 860–861, 958, 1070, 1288, 1474, 1794, 2033–2034, 2120 Electronic Monitoring Act 2011, 554 Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure 2012/13 Head 20 - Youth Sport and Recreation, 1337–1343 Head 23 - Child and Family Services, 1083–1097 Head 55 - Financial Assistance, 1083–1097 Head 71 - Youth, Families and Sports Headquarters, 1337–1341 Human Rights Amendment (No. 2) Act 2012, 711–712 Mirrors Programme (Question on), 21–22 Parliamentary Joint Select Committee on Education, 904–908 Personal Explanations, Apologies to House, 2125

Hansard Index—2011/12 Session 35 Hunt, Mr. Donte O. (continued) Question Period Mirrors Programme (Question on), 21–22 Youth Development Zone (Question on), 194 Shared Parenting Legislation, introduction in Bermuda, 1811–1812 Supplementary Estimate (No. 1) Financial Year 2011/12, 1278–1280 Throne Speech, debate thereon, 162–167 Youth Development Zone (Question on), 194 I Immigration and Protection (Designation of Eligible Condominium Units, Tourist Accommodation and Hotel Residences) Amendment Regulations 2012, See Papers and Communications to House (Bermuda Immigration and . . .) Immigration and Protection (Minimum Annual Rental Value) Amendment Regulations 2012, See Papers and Communications to House (Bermuda Immigration and . . .) Immigration and Protection Amendment Act 2012, See Bills (Bermuda Immigration and . . .) Immigration Appeals Tribunal, status of, See Adjournment, Motions thereon Immigration Department visitor entry policy amendment, See Statements by Ministers Importation of Carrots, See Statements by Ministers Importation of Dogs and Cats from UK, See Statements by Ministers Incentives for Job Makers Act 2011, See Bills Infrastructure in Bermuda-Delay of maintenance, See Adjournment, Motions thereon Infrastructure, deferred maintenance of, See Adjournment, Motions thereon Insurance Amendment Act 2011, See Bills Insurance Amendment Act 2012, See Bills Insurance Amendment (No. 2) Act 2012, See Bills Insurance Appeal Tribunal Regulations 2011, See Papers and Communications to House Inter-Agency Gang Task Force, update, See Statements by Ministers Investment Business Amendment Act 2012, See Bills Investment Funds Amendment Act 2011, See Bills Investment Funds (Specified Jurisdiction Fund) (Japan) Order 2012, See Papers and Communications to House J Jackson, Mrs. Louise A. Adjournment, Motions thereon Charities, desperate times for 2420–2421 FutureCare, 778–783 Health Care, high cost of, 2421 Hospital shows symptoms of sickness, 2839–2841 Senior Abuse, 2421–2423 Senior Abuse Register Act, 308–311 Seniors, National Office for, 2545–2546 Bermuda Hospitals Board Accreditation (Questions on), 1861–1862 Bermuda Hospitals Board Amendment Act 2012, 1771–1772 Bermuda Hospitals Board volunteer and student summer programmes (Question on), 2227 Bermuda Job Market Employment Briefs, 2075–2077 Charities, desperate times for 2420–2421 Congratulatory/Obituary Speeches, 199–200, 436–437, 859, 2325 Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure 2012/13 Head 16 - Education Headquarters, 1182–1191 Head 17 - Education, 1182–1191 Head 22 - Health, 1435–1443 Head 24 - Hospitals, 1435–1443 Head 55 - Financial Assistance, 1101–1103 Head 91 - Health Insurance, 1435–1443 FutureCare, 778–783 FutureCare—Response to OBE concerns (Questions on), 328 Health Care, high cost of, 2421 Health Insurance (Health Service Providers and Insurers) (Claims) Regulations 2012, 1746–1752 Health Insurance (Standard Hospital Benefit) Amendment Regulations 2012, 1146–1147

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Jackson, Mrs. Louise A. (continued) Health Insurance Amendment Act 2012, 1740–1741 Hospital Development update (Questions on), 195, 196 Hospital shows symptoms of sickness, 2839–2841 Human Rights Amendment (No. 2) Act 2012, 714–715 Question Period Bermuda Hospitals Board Accreditation, 1861–1862 Bermuda Hospitals Board Volunteer and Student Summer Programmes, 2227 FutureCare—Response to OBE concerns, 328 Hospital Development update, 195, 196 Seniors, Services to, 2445–2448 Land Tax Amendment Act 2012, 1364–1365 Parliamentary Joint Select Committee on Education, 897–900 Senior Abuse Register Act, 308–311 Senior Abuse, 2421–2423 Seniors, National Office for, 2545–2546 Seniors, Services to (Question on), 2445–2448 Supplementary Estimate (No. 1) Financial Year 2011/12, 1261–1264 Supplementary Estimate (No. 3) Financial Year 2010/11, 1378–1379 Throne Speech, debate thereon, 93–101 James, Hon. Elvin G. Congratulatory/Obituary Speeches, 202, 797, 953, 1069 Land Title Registration Act 2011, 567–568 Jessica Lewis, Bermuda's wheelchair para-athlete, See Statements by Ministers L Labour and Training Department Initiatives, See Statements by Ministers Labour, Training and Job Placement, See Statements by Ministers Lagoon Park Preschool, relocation of, See Statements by Ministers Land Policy, See Statements by Ministers Land Tax Amendment Act 2012, See Bills Land Title Registration, See Statements by Ministers Landscape gardening and basic horticulture summer programme, See Statements by Ministers Lease of Gym Field in Devonshire to Bermuda Football Association, See Motions Leases of public lands, See Adjournment, Motions thereon Legal Aid Annual Report 2008-2010, See Papers and Communications LIME CARIFTA Games 2012, See Statements by Ministers Lister, Hon. Dennis P. Bermuda Energy White Paper, Support of Government’s policies as articulated in, 639–643 Congratulatory/Obituary Speeches, 31, 202–203, 336, 438, 543, 801–802, 1798, 1973 Equality Act, merits of introducing, 2709–2710 Land Title Registration Act 2011, 571 Waste and Litter Control Amendment Act 2011, 266–268 Lister, Hon. Terry E. Adjournment, Motions thereon Senior Abuse, 2430–2433 Bermuda Energy White Paper, Support of Government’s policies as articulated in, 627–630 Budget Statement, debate thereon, 1043–1048 Companies Amendment Act 2012, 2664–2666 Congratulatory/Obituary Speeches, 204, 336–337, 544, 1795–1796, 1974, 2123, 2635 Diminished Open Spaces in Bermuda, 2156–2160 Electronic Monitoring Act 2011, 552–554 Equality Act, merits of introducing, 2702–2705 Insurance Amendment Act 2011, 509–510 Lease of Gym Field in Devonshire to Bermuda Football Association, 2829–2830 Marine Board (Ferry Services Fares) Amendment (No.2) Regulations 2011, 612–614 Merchant Shipping (ILO) Amendment Act 2012, 2558–2561 National Tourism Plan, Establishing foundation for: Strategic Imperatives Report Volume 1, 768–773 National Tourism Plan, motion to support Government's plan, 2500–2504

Hansard Index—2011/12 Session 37 Lister, Hon. Terry E. (continued) National Training Board Amendment Act 2011, 357–360 Parliamentary Joint Select Committee on Education, 908–913 Protected Species Amendment Act 2011, 212–213 Senior Abuse, 2430–2433 Lister, Hon. Walter M. Adjournment, motions thereon Democracy and Independence, 2015–2017 Grand Atlantic, 1653–1654 Main Road in Somerset, 2015 Mayoral Elections, 2015 Responsibility of press toward promoting tourism in Bermuda, 311–312 WEDCO Housing Project, 2202–2204, 2309–2311 Democracy and Independence, 2015–2017 Diminished Open Spaces in Bermuda, 2164–2168 Budget Statement, debate thereon, 1041–1043 Congratulatory/Obituary Speeches, 30, 206–207, 699–700, 797, 958,1799, 1865–1866, 2329–2330, 2633, 2759 Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure 2012/13 Head 33 - Tourism, 1514–1516 Head 95 - Business Development and Tourism Headquarters, 1514–1516 FutureCare—Response to OBE concerns (Question on), 331 Human Rights Amendment (No. 2) Act 2012, 715 Grand Atlantic, 1653–1654 Land Title Registration Act 2011, 570 Main Road in Somerset, 2015 Mayoral Elections, 2015 Motor Car Amendment Act 2012, 2654 Parliamentary Election Amendment Act 2012, 1904–1906 Protected Species Amendment Act 2011, 235–236, 249 Question Period FutureCare—Response to OBE concerns, 331 Responsibility of press toward promoting tourism in Bermuda, 311–312 Throne Speech, debate thereon, 101–105 Tourism Board Act 2012, 2274–2275 Waste and Litter Control Amendment Act 2011, 263–264 WEDCO Housing Project, 2202–2204, 2309–2311 Long Line Fishing See Statements by Ministers; See also Petitions Long-term Work Permit, Launch of, See Statements by Ministers M Main Road in Somerset, See Adjournment, Motions thereon Marine Board Amendment Act 2012, See Bills Marine Board (Ferry Services Fares) Amendment (No. 2) Regulations 2011, See Papers and Communications to House Marine Board (Moorings) Amendment Regulations 2012, See Papers and Communications to House Marsh Folly Composting Facility Fire aftermath, See Statements by Ministers Mayoral Elections, See Adjournment, Motions thereon "Measure to Improve": Initiative to improve customer service throughout government, See Statements by Ministers Meetings with sporting clubs, See Adjournment, Motions thereon Members of Legislature Pension Fund Actuarial Valuation Report as at 31 March 2010, 1998 Merchant Shipping (Fees) Regulations 2012, See Papers and Communications to House Merchant Shipping (ILO) Amendment Act 2012 See Bills Messages to/from His Excellency the Governor, 1, 2, 679, 681 Hon. Speaker, 679 Senate, 678 Ministers and Members of the Legislature (Salaries and Pensions) Act 1975, See Motions Minors, Hon. Patrice K. Accounting Certification Funding - Retraining Scholarship Fund, 2440–2441 Bermuda Arts Council Lifetime Achievement and Patrons Awards, 317–318 Bermuda Economic Development Corp. Retail Development Programme Graduation, 1778–1779 38 Hansard Index—2010/11 Session

Minors, Hon. Patrice K. (continued) Bermuda Job Market Employment Briefs, 2050–2054 Bermuda National Library Outreach Programme, 1780 Business Bermuda Report "US-Bermuda Economic Relations: Economic Impact Study 2011", 1920–1924 Congratulatory/Obituary Speeches, 861–862, 2121, 2327, 2454–2455, 2631 Consumer Affairs Department 2011 Complaint Statistics, 848–849 Development and Planning (General Development) Amendment Order 2012, 730 Earl Cameron, an evening with, 1778 Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure 2012/13 Head 13 - Bermuda Post Office, 1524–1527, 1547–1549 Head 60 - Labour and Training, 1533–1538 Head 94 - Economy, Trade and Industry Headquarters, 1524–1527, 1527–1533, 1547–1549 Folklife Apprenticeship Programme, 2321–2322 Hands-up Empowerment Programme, 791–792 Heritage Month 2012, 1856–1857 Hospitality Job Fair, 2012, 14–15 Labour and Training Department Initiatives, 849–851 Labour, Training and Job Placement, 682–684 Landscape gardening and basic horticulture summer programme, 2223–2224 Legal Aid Annual Report 2008-2010, 1959 Long-term Work Permit, Launch of, 13–14 National Heroes Induction Ceremony, 2322–2323 National Tourism Plan, Establishing foundation for: Strategic Imperatives Report Volume 1, 754–757 National Tourism Plan, motion to support Government's plan (Notice, 2218), 2231, 2527–2530 National Training Board Amendment Act 2011, 341–342, 360 National Training Board Annual Reports for the periods 2008/09, 2009/10, and 2010/11, 941 National Training Board, evolution of, 12–13 Post Office Amendment Regulations 2012, 2551 Post Office Bicentennial Publication and Book Launch, 1855–1856 Proud to be Bermudian campaign, 2109–2110 Retraining scholarship fund established with Bermuda College, 2026 "Return to Sender"—Relaxation of policy, 316–317 Seventh Annual Association of Bermuda Insurers and Reinsurers (ABIR) Economic Study, 2126 Steps taken by Government as they relate to further development of tourism (Withdrawn), 2231 Summer Employment Initiatives, 1966–1967 Throne Speech, debate thereon, 150–153 TRI 30 Work Experience Programme Initiative, 423–424 Waiter/Server Programme, 424 Work Permit Policies 2012, 2441–2442 Work Permit, Launch of Long-term Work Permit, Launch of, 13–14 Youth Literacy Programme, 790–791 Mirrors Programme, See Statements by Ministers Miscellaneous Taxes Amendment Act 2012, See Bills Monetary Report and Accounts 2011, See Papers and Communications to House (Bermuda Monetary . . .) Moniz, Hon. Trevor G. Bail Amendment Act 2012, 2459–2460 Benchmarks for CPA Caribbean, Americas and Atlantic Region, 827–829 Bermuda Immigration and Protection Amendment Act 2012, 2639–2641 Congratulatory/Obituary Speeches, 199, 337, 437, 954, 1286, 2124 Criminal Justice (International Cooperation) (Bermuda) Amendment Act 2012, 2413 Electronic Communications Act 2011, 468–472 Electronic Monitoring Act 2011, 549–550 Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure 2012/13 Head 04 - Attorney General's Chambers, 1318–1322 Head 06 - Defence, 1699–1700 Head 07 - Bermuda Police Service, 1699–1700 Head 25 - Corrections, Department of, 1318–1322 Head 27 - Department of Border Control, 1699–1700 Head 74 - Court Services, Department of, 1318–1322 Head 75 - Public Prosecutions, Department of, 1318–1322 Hansard Index—2011/12 Session 39 Moniz, Hon. Trevor G. (continued) Head 83 - National Security Headquarters, 1699–1700 Head 87 - Justice Headquarters, 1318–1322 Head 88 - National Drug Control, 1318–1322 Good Governance Act 2012, 2338–2340 Human Rights Amendment (No. 2) Act 2012, 713 Incentives for Job Makers Act 2011, 396–399 Land Title Registration Act 2011, 560–567 Lease of Gym Field in Devonshire to Bermuda Football Association, 2821–2825 National Tourism Plan, motion to support Government's plan, 2536–2538 Point of procedure (Standing Order 19), 2337, 2338 Police and Criminal Evidence Amendment (No. 2) Act 2012, 706 Proceeds of Crime Amendment Act 2012, 2010 Protected Species Amendment Act 2011, 227–228, 248, 249 Question Period: Registrar General Annual Report 2010, 329 Registrar General Annual Report 2010 (Question on), 329 Regulatory Authority Act 2011, 468–472 Road Traffic Amendment Act 2012, 1983–1984 Shared Parenting Legislation, introduction in Bermuda, 1819–1822 Specified Business Legislation Amendment Act 2012, 2405 Stamp Duties Amendment Act 2012, 1368 Supplementary Estimate (No. 1) Financial Year 2011/12, 1256–1258 Supplementary Estimate (No. 3) Financial Year 2010/11, 1373–1374 Tourism Board Act 2012, 2268–2272 Traffic Offences (Penalties) Amendment Act 2011, 371–372 Morgan's Point, See Adjournment, Motions thereon Motions Benchmarks for CPA Caribbean, Americas and Atlantic Region Cox, Hon. Paula A., 838–840 Foggo, Ms. Lovitta F., 823–827 Moniz, Hon. Trevor G., 827–829 Roban, Hon. Walter H., 829–831 Simons, Mr. Nelson H. Cole, 833–836 Smith, Hon. Dame Jennifer, 832–833 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 34, 814–823 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 836–838 Bermuda Energy White Paper, support of Government’s policies as articulated in Bean, Hon. Marc A. R., 34, 615–619 Cox, Hon. Paula A., 643–644 DeVent, Hon. Ashfield E., 638–639 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 630–634 Lister, Hon. Dennis P., 639–643 Lister, Mr. Terry E., 627–630 Roban, Mr. Walter H., 634–638 Simons, Mr. Nelson H. Cole, 619–622 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 623–627 Bermuda Job Market: Employee Briefs Blakeney, Hon. Glenn A., 2058–2061 Cannonier, Mr. L. Craig, 2081–2083 Cox, Hon. Paula A., 2073–2075 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 2054–2058 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 2077–2081 Jackson, Mrs. Louise A., 2075–2077 Minors, Hon. Patrice K., 2050–2054 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 1867, 2046–2050 Scott, Hon. Michael J., 2064–2068 Simons, Mr. Nelson H. Cole, 2061–2064 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 2068–2073 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 2083–2084

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Motions (continued) Business Bermuda Report “US-Bermuda Economic Relations Economic Impact Study 2011” implications for Bermuda’s workforce, economy, and long-term sustainability (reinstated, 1646) Bean, Hon. Marc A. R., 1951–1954 Blakeney, Hon. Glenn A., 1945–1948 De Silva, Hon. Zane J. S., 1948–1951 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 1924–1928 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 1932–1936 Minors, Hon. Patrice K., 1920–1924 Perinchief, Hon. Wayne N. M., 1954–1955 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 209, 1646, 1916–1920 Roban, Mr. Walter H., 1936–1941 Scott, Hon. Michael J., 1928–1931 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 1941–1945 Code of Conduct for Parliament, Establishment of Truth and Reconciliation Committee Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 2541 (Motion reinstated) Code of Conduct, role of political ombudsman in Bermuda, adoption of Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 340 Diminished open spaces in Bermuda; resolve to develop strategies to reverse trend Bean, Hon. Marc A. R., 2175–2184 Butler, Hon. Dale D., 2160–2164 De Silva, Hon. Zane J. S., 2153–2156 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 2168–2174 Lister, Hon. Walter M., 2164–2168 Lister, Mr. Terry E., 2156–2160 Simons, Mr. Nelson H. Cole, 2145–2150 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 34, 1645, 2138–2145 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 2150–2153 Equality Act, Merits of Introducing Bean, Hon. Marc A. R., 2710–2714 Blakeney, Hon. Glenn A., 2458, 2680–2688 Burgess, Mr. Derrick V., Sr., 2691–2693 Butterfield, Hon. D. Neletha I., 2708–2709 Cox, Hon. Paula A., 2720–2721 Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 2688–2691 De Silva, Hon. Zane J. S., 2706–2708 Foggo, Ms. Lovitta F., 2705–2706 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 2697–2698 Lister, Hon. Dennis P., 2709–2710 Lister, Hon. Terry E., 2702–2705 Perinchief, Hon. Wayne N. M., 2717–2720 Scott, Hon. Michael J., 2695–2697 Smith, Hon. Dame Jennifer, 2701–2702 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 2698–2701 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 2693–2695 Tucker, Mr. Darius D. M., 2714–2717 Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure 2012/13, See also Budget Statement debate thereon Cox, Hon. Paula A., 960–961 Governor's Speech, taken as read and set down for consideration at next day of meeting Cox, Hon. Paula A., 5 House of Assembly records thanks to His Excellency for Speech delivered from Throne Cox, Hon. Paula A., 181 Lease of Gym Field in Devonshire to Bermuda Football Association Bean, Hon. Marc A. R., 2825–2827 Cox, Hon. Paula A., 2832–2833 De Silva, Hon. Zane J. S., 2830–2832 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 2828–2829 Horton, Hon. K. H. Randolph, 2817–2818 Lister, Hon. Terry E., 2829–2830 Moniz, Hon. Trevor G., 2821–2825 Hansard Index—2011/12 Session 41 Motions (continued) Lease of Gym Field in Devonshire to Bermuda Football Association (continued) Scott, Hon. Michael J., 2812–2815, 2833–2834 Simons, Mr. Nelson H. Cole, 2815–2817 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 2818–2821 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 2828 Tucker, Mr. Darius D. M., 2827–2828 Ministers and Members of the Legislature (Salaries and Pensions) Act 1975 Cannonier, Mr. L. Craig, 1644 Cox, Hon. Paula A., 1560, 1643–1644, 1643 (new resolution), 1643 (withdrawn) Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 1644 National Tourism Plan, Establishing foundation for: Strategic Imperatives Report Volume 1 Bean, Hon. Marc A. R., 761–765 Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 739–745 Furbert, Hon. Wayne L., 341, 731–739 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 765–768 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 757–761 Horton, Hon. K. H. Randolph, 751–753 Lister, Mr. Terry E., 768–773 Minors, Hon. Patrice K., 754–757 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 745–751 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 773–774 National Tourism Plan, motion to support Government's plan Bean, Hon. Marc A. R., 2516–2521 Blakeney, Hon. Glenn A., 2487–2491 Butler, Hon. Dale D., 2512–2516 Cox, Hon. Paula A., 2532–2536 Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 2471–2478 Furbert, Hon. Wayne L., 2461, 2462–2471, 2538–2540 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 2507–2512 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 2495–2499 Lister, Mr. Terry E., 2500–2504 Minors, Hon. Patrice K., 2231 (Notice), 2527–2530 Moniz, Hon. Trevor G., 2536–2538 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 2521–2524 Roban, Hon. Walter H., 2504–2507 Scott, Hon. Michael J., 2491–2495 Smith, Hon. Dame Jennifer, 2530–2532 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 2478–2487 Tucker, Mr. Darius D. M., 2524–2527 Division, 2541 Ombudsman, Code of Conduct and role of Political Motion reinstated, 1645 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 1645 Ombudsman's Report - Today's Choices-Tomorrow's Costs Bean, Hon. Marc A. R., 2093–2095 Cox, Hon. Paula A., 842 Simons, Mr. Nelson H. Cole, 2099–2101 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 2095–2099 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 842, 2085–2093 Parliamentary Joint Select Committee on Causes of Violent Crime and Gun Crime in Bermuda Butler, Hon. Dale D., 655–658 Cannonier, Mr. L. Craig, 653–655 Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 672–674 DeVent, Hon. Ashfield E., 674–678 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 665–667 Horton, Hon. K. H. Randolph, 4, 644–651 Perinchief, Hon. Wayne N. M., 651–653 Pettingill, Mr. Mark, 658–662 Scott, Hon. Michael J., 667–669 Scott, Hon. William Alexander, 670–672 42 Hansard Index—2010/11 Session

Motions (continued) Parliamentary Joint Select Committee on Crime (continued) Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 669–670 Weeks, Hon. Michael, 662–665 Parliamentary Joint Select Committee on Education Butler, Hon. Dale D., 900–904 Butterfield, Hon. D. Neletha I., 885–889 Cannonier, Mr. L. Craig, 913–914 Foggo, Ms. Lovitta F., 340, 864–870 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 870–879 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 889–894 Horton, Hon. K. H. Randolph, 914–915 Hunt, Mr. Donte O., 904–908 Jackson, Mrs. Louise A., 897–900 Lister, Mr. Terry E., 908–913 Perinchief, Hon. Wayne N. M., 894–897 Scott, Hon. Michael J., 881–884 Smith, Hon. Dame Jennifer, 916–917 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 879–881 Seventh Annual Association of Bermuda Insurers and Reinsurers (ABIR) Economic Study Minors, Hon. Patrice K., 2126 Shared Parenting Legislation, should it be introduced in Bermuda Bean, Hon. Marc A. R., 1830–1835 Blakeney, Hon. Glenn A., 918, 1803–1811 Burgess, Hon. Derrick V., Sr., 1814–1817 Butler, Hon. Dale D., 1835 Cox, Hon. Paula A., 1841–1842 DeVent, Hon. Ashfield E., 1838–1840 Foggo, Ms. Lovitta F., 1817–1819 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 1822–1825 Hunt, Mr. Donte O., 1811–1812 Moniz, Hon. Trevor G., 1819–1822 Perinchief, Hon. Wayne N. M., 1825–1827 Roban, Mr. Walter H., 1836–1838 Scott, Hon. Michael J., 1829–1830 Simons, Mr. Nelson H. Cole, 1827–1829 Smith, Hon. Dame Jennifer, 1840–1841 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 1812–1814 Weeks, Hon. Michael, 1836 Tourism Development, steps taken by Government to further Furbert, Hon. Wayne L., 2038 Truth and Reconciliation Commission to address racism, establishment of (reinstated, 1645) Blakeney, Hon. Glenn A., 2728–2733 Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 2733–2735 Smith, Hon. Dame Jennifer, 2736–2739 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 340, 1645, 2722–2728 Motor Car Amendment Act 2012 See Bills Motor Car Amendment Act - Establishment of Taxi Commission, See Statements by Ministers Mutual Reinsurance Fund Financial Statements, See Papers and Communications to House N National Health Plan progress update, See Statements by Ministers National Heroes Induction Ceremony, See Statements by Ministers National Junior Athlete Sponsorship Awards 2012, See Statements by Ministers National Pension Scheme (Occupational Pensions) Temporary Amendment Act 2012, See Bills National Sports Centre Aquatics Centre project, update, See Statements by Ministers National Tourism Plan "Cool Million," comment in reference to, See Adjournment, Motions thereon National Tourism Plan 2012, (Paper) See Papers and Communications to House National Tourism Plan update, See Statements by Ministers National Tourism Plan, Establishing foundation for: Strategic Imperatives Report Volume 1, See Motions Hansard Index—2011/12 Session 43 National Tourism Plan, motion to support Government's plan, See Motions National Training Board Amendment Act 2011, See Bills National Training Board Annual Reports, See Papers and Communications to House National Training Board, Evolution of, See Statements by Ministers Newport Bermuda Race, See Adjournment, Motions thereon O Oaths Cannonier, Mr. L. Craig, 1 OBA Accused of 'Disgraceful' Tactic on Pay Cuts for MPs" Bermuda Sun editorial, See Adjournment, Motions thereon Observation on level of debate, See Adjournment, Motions thereon Occupational Safety and Health Ticketing Regulations 2012, See Papers and Communications to House Ombudsman’s Reports: Cabinet and Ministry’s Response to Ombudsman’s Investigation into Process and Scope of Analysis for Special Development Orders, See Announcements by Speaker Seventh Report 1 January - 31 December 2011, See Announcements by Speaker Special Development Orders, Investigation into Bermuda's Systemic Process and Scope of Analysis for Special Development Orders, See Announcements by Speaker or Member Presiding Today's Choices-Tomorrow's Costs, See Motions Ombudsman, Code of Conduct and role of, See Motions Operation Night Light—Memorandum of Understanding, See Statements by Ministers Opposition Replies to Budget Statement One Bermuda Alliance, 961–973 United Bermuda Party, 973–979 Oral Health Month–February, See Statements by Ministers P Papers and Communications to House Auditor General’s Special Report on Misuse of Public Funds, Parliamentary Standing Committee Report, 2835–2838 Bermuda College Annual Report 2010/11, 8 Bermuda Educators Council (Exemption) Amendment Order 2012, 2218 Bermuda Educators Council (Exemption) Amendment (No. 2) Order 2012, 2218 Bermuda Educators Council (Exemption) Amendment (No. 3) Order 2012, 2218 Bermuda Health Council Annual Report 2008/09, 315 Bermuda Health Council Annual Reports 2009, 2010/11, 183 Bermuda Health Council, Annual Health Report of, 1998 Bermuda Hospitals Board (Hospital Fees) Regulations 2012, 1645 Bermuda Immigration and Protection (Designation of Eligible Condominium Units, Tourist Accommodation and Hotel Residences) Amendment Regulations 2012, 2218 Bermuda Immigration and Protection (Minimum Annual Rental Value) Amendment Regulations 2012, 2400 Bermuda Land Development Company Limited, Financial Statements as at 31 March 2009, 2756 Bermuda Land Development Company Limited, Report on Operations for year ended 31 March 2009, 2756 Bermuda Monetary Report and Accounts 2011, 2218 Confiscated Assets Fund Financial Statements for year ending 31 March 2007, 1998 Consolidated Fund Financial Statements for year ending 31 March 2011, 843 Customs Declaration Notice (Simplified) 2007 Revocation Notice 2012, 2218 Customs Duty (Special Remission) Amendment Order 2012, 2218 Customs Traveller Declaration Amendment Notice 2012, 2218 Development and Planning (General Development) Amendment Order 2011, 422 Economic Review 2011, 941 Financial Assistance Amendment Regulations 2012, 2391 Financial Intelligence Agency Bermuda Annual Report 2009/10, 843 FutureCare Fund Financial Statements as at 31 March 2010, 2756 Government Borrowing Sinking Fund Financial Statements for years Ending 31 March 2011, 1998 Government Fees (Trade Marks and Service Marks) Amendment Regulations 2012, 1559–1560 Government Fees Amendment Regulations 2012, 1560 Government Fees Amendment (No. 2) Draft Regulations 2012, 1777 Government Reserves Fund Financial Statements for years ending 31 March 2009, 2010 and 2011, 1998 Health Insurance (Health Service Providers and Insurers) (Claims) Regulations 2011, 422

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Papers and Communications to House (continued) Health Insurance (Health Service Providers and Insurers) (Claims) Regulations 2012, 1471 Health Insurance (Standard Hospital Benefit) Amendment Regulations 2012, 941 Health Insurance Amendment Act 2011, 422 Health Insurance Fund Financial Statements as at 31 March 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2755 Hospital Insurance Fund Financial Statements as at 31 March 2005, 2755 Insurance Appeal Tribunal Regulations 2011, 3 Investment Funds (Specified Jurisdiction Fund) (Japan) Order 2012, 2218 Legal Aid Annual Report 2008-2010, 1959 Marine Board (Ferry Services Fares) Amendment (No. 2) Regulations 2011, 422 Marine Board (Moorings) Amendment Regulations 2012, 2219 Members of Legislature Pension Fund Actuarial Valuation Report as at 31 March 2010, 1998 Merchant Shipping (Fees) Regulations 2012, 1561, 1655 Mutual Reinsurance Fund Financial Statements as at 31 March 2005/2006/2007/2008/2009/2010, 2756 National Tourism Plan 2012, 2218 National Training Board Annual Reports for the periods 2008/09, 2009/10, and 2010/11, 941 Occupational Safety and Health Ticketing Regulations 2012, 2107 Omnibus (Conduct) Regulations 2012, 2552 Parliamentary Standing Committee Report on Auditor General’s Special Report: Misuse of Public Funds, 2835–2838 Parliamentary Standing Committee Report on Public Accounts FYs 31 March 2009 and 2010, 2835–2838 Pembroke Hamilton Club Lease Agreement, 2185 Police Complaints Authority Annual Report 2008, 2009, 2010, 787 Post Office Amendment Regulations 2012, 2551 Proposed Lease of Gym Field in Devonshire to Bermuda Football Association, 2551 (drawing withdrawn, 2741) Protected Species (Delegation of Powers) Notice 2012, 2552 Public Accounts FYs 31 March 2009 and 2010, Parliamentary Standing Committee Report on 2835–2838 Public Service Superannuation Fund Actuarial Valuation Report as at 31 March 2010, 1998 Registrar General Annual Report for year ended 2010, 323–324 Registration of Boats Amendment Regulations 2012, 2219 Retail Shops (Temporary Customs Duty Relief for Capital Investments) Order 2012, 2218 Road Traffic Amendment Act 2012, 1775 Simplified Customs Declaration Notice 2007 Revocation Notice 2012, 2218 Supplementary Estimate (No. 1) 2011/12, 951 Supplementary Estimate (No. 3) for Financial Year 2010/11, 1153 Tourism Board— Strategic Imperatives Report, 315 West End Development Corporation Annual Report year ended 31 March 31 2011, 1777 Park System, Expanding of, See Statements by Ministers Parliamentary Election Amendment Act 2012 See Bills Parliamentary Committee on Public Accounts, appointments to, See Announcements by Speaker Parliamentary Joint Select Committee on Causes of Violent and Gun Violence in Bermuda, See Motions Parliamentary Joint Select Committee on Education, See Motions Parliamentary Questions, See Question Period Patient Satisfaction Results, See Statements by Ministers Pembroke Hamilton Club Lease Agreement, See Statements by Ministers; See also Papers and Communications to House Perinchief, Hon. Wayne N. M. Adjournment, Motions thereon Crime in Bermuda, 1851 Visitor Arrivals 2011, 924 Volunteer Fire Fighters, 1958 Bermuda Immigration and Protection (Designation of Eligible Condominium Units, Tourist Accommodation and Hotel Residences) Amendment Regulations 2012, 2218 Bermuda Immigration and Protection (Minimum Annual Rental Value) Amendment Regulations 2012, 2400 Bermuda Immigration and Protection Amendment Act 2012, 2637–2639, 2647 Bermuda Police Service, 11–12 Bermuda's Maritime Capability, strengthening of, 1858–1859 Border Control at Cruise Terminals, 1858 Border Control, 2625–2626 Community Action in Gang Prevention, 790 Hansard Index—2011/12 Session 45 Perinchief, Hon. Wayne N. M. (continued) Congratulatory/Obituary Speeches, 436, 857, 1794–1795, 1972, 2760 Crime in Bermuda, 1851 Crime Statistics, 187, 1965–1966 Criminal Code Amendment Act 2012, 2570–2572, 2614–2615 Criminal Code Amendment Act 2012, matching enforcement/prevention, 2393–2394 Electronic Monitoring Act 2011, 549 Equality Act, merits of introducing, 2717–2720 Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure 2012/13 Head 06 - Defence, 1661–1663 Head 07 - Bermuda Police Service, 1663–1665, 1700–1701, 1705, 1706 Head 27 - Department of Border Control, 1665–1667, 1705, 1706 Head 83 - National Security Headquarters, 1660–1661, 1665–1667, 1700, 1701, 1705, 1706 Exercise Rum Runner, 2024–2026 Immigration Appeals Tribunal, status of, 2384 Immigration Department visitor entry policy amendment, 1781–1782 Incentives for Job Makers Act 2011, 399–401 Inter-Agency Gang Task Force, update, 684–685 Land Policy, 2394–2395 Land Policy, revising, 844–845 Marsh Folly fire—job well done by Fire and Rescue/Police, 1780–1781 Operation Night Light–Memorandum of Understanding, 318 Parliamentary Joint Select Committee on Education, 894–897 Parliamentary Joint Select Committee on Causes of Violent and Gun Crime in Bermuda, 651–653 Police Complaints Authority Annual Report 2008-2010, 787, 789–790 Proceeds of Crime Amendment Act 2012, 2008, 2011 Protected Species (Delegation of Powers) Notice 2012, 2552 Protected Species Amendment Act 2011, 240–242 Road Traffic Amendment Act 2012, 1984–1985 Safer Communities, 2108–2109 Shared Parenting Legislation, introduction in Bermuda, 1825–1827 StreetSafe in Bermuda, 2439–2440 Supplementary Estimate (No. 3) Financial Year 2010/11, 1387 Throne Speech, debate thereon, 79–83 Traffic Offences (Penalties) Amendment Act 2011, 373 Visa Assistance for Business Visitors, 422–423 Visitor Arrivals 2011, 924 Volunteer Fire Fighters, 1958 Yachts (visiting) and their crews, 843–844 Personal Explanations Apologies to House Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 2125 Hunt, Mr. Donte O., 2125 Resignation as Minister of Public Works (Roban, Mr. Walter H.), 32–33 Persons with Disabilities, See Statements by Ministers Petitions Bartram, Kenneth, L. Jr., and Pogson, Norma C., 316 Buss Capital Act 2012, 1150 Buss Capital GMBH and Company KG JR, 419 Long Line Fishing, banning of, 1655–1657 Philadelphia Financial Life Assurance Company (Bermuda) Ltd. Act 2012, 2219 Worldwide Church of God (Bermuda), 682 Pettingill, Mr. Mark Adjournment, Motions thereon Heritage Wharf, 303–304 WEDCO Housing Project, 2185–2189, 2303–2309 Congratulatory/Obituary Speeches, 333, 799–800 Criminal Code Amendment Act 2012, 2574–2579 Electronic Monitoring Act 2011, 547–549

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Pettingill, Mr. Mark (continued) Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure 2012/13 Head 03 – Justice Department, 1323–1325 Head 04 - Attorney General's Chambers, 1323–1325 Head 06 - Defence, 1681–1691 Head 07 - Bermuda Police Service, 1681–1691 Head 25 - Corrections, Department of, 1323–1325 Head 27 - Department of Border Control, 1681–1691 Head 36 - Public Works Headquarters, 1221–1225 Head 74 - Court Services, Department of, 1323–1325 Head 75 - Public Prosecutions, Department of, 1323–1325 Head 82 - Department of Works and Engineering, 1221–1225 Head 83 - National Security Headquarters, 1681–1691 Head 87 - Justice Headquarters, 1323–1325 Head 88 - National Drug Control, 1323–1325 Good Governance Act 2012, 2358–2362 Heritage Wharf, 303–304 Parliamentary Joint Select Committee on Causes of Violent and Gun Crime in Bermuda, 658–662 Protected Species Amendment Act 2011, 211–212, 246, 247, 248, 250 Question Period WEDCO Housing Project, 2117–2119 Road Traffic Amendment Act 2012, 1978–1982 Supplementary Estimate (No. 3) Financial Year 2010/11, 1386 Throne Speech, debate thereon, 66–79 Traffic Offences (Penalties) Amendment Act 2011, 372–373 WEDCO Housing Project, 2117–2119, 2185–2189, 2303–2309 PGA Merchandise Show and Golf Initiatives, See Statements by Ministers PLP Government, working hard for hotel development in St. George's, See Adjournment, Motions thereon Police and Criminal Evidence Amendment (No. 2) Act 2011 and 2012, See Bills Police Complaints Authority Annual Reports 2008/09/10, See Papers and Communications to House Post Office Amendment Regulations 2012, See Papers and Communications to House Post Office Bicentennial Publication and Book Launch, See Statements by Ministers Pre-Budget Report, See Statements by Ministers Primary School First Entry into, amended policy, See Statements by Ministers Proceeds of Crime Amendment Act 2012, See Bills Proposed Lease of Gym Field, Devonshire to BFA, See Papers and Communications to House Protected Species (Delegation of Powers) Notice 2012, See Papers and Communications to House Protected Species Amendment Act 2011, See Bills Proud to be Bermudian campaign, See Statements by Ministers Public Holidays Amendment Act 2012, See Bills Public Sector Reform, progress, See Statements by Ministers Public Service Superannuation Amendment Act 2012, See Bills Public Service Superannuation Fund Actuarial Valuation Report as at 31 March 2010, 1998 Public Service Superannuation Temporary Amendment Act 2012, See Bills Public Transportation, See Adjournment, Motions thereon Public Vehicle Licence-holders, vetting of, See Adjournment, Motions thereon Public Works Ministry, Employee Achievements within, See Statements by Ministers Q Question Period (See also, Statements by Ministers) 30th Airbus Aircraft delivery to S7 Airlines Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 856 Amendments to visitor policy Simons, Mr. Nelson Cole H., 1792 Bermuda Educators Council Butler, Hon. Dale D., 331 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 329–330 Bermuda Hospitals Board Accreditation Jackson, Mrs. Louise A., 1861–1862

Hansard Index—2011/12 Session 47 Question Period (continued) Bermuda Hospitals Board volunteer and student summer programmes Jackson, Mrs. Louise A., 2227 Bermuda's Maritime Capability, strengthening of Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 1862, 1863 Border Control Swan Mr. Charles F. B., 2628 Carnival Cruise Lines Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 22–23 Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association 2012 Summit Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 2395 CISCO, local Academy in Bermuda, establishment of Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 696, 697 Simons, Mr. Nelson H., 697, 698, 2031–2032 Crime Statistics Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 192, 193, 194 Cruise Ship 2012 Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 694 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 22, 432–433, 693, 694 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 24 Digicel, response to attack by Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 2227 Educators Council Exemption Order Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 841 FutureCare—Response to OBE concerns Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 330 Jackson, Mrs. Louise A., 328 Lister, Hon. Walter M., 331 Grand Atlantic Project Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 2324 Simons, Mr. Nelson H. Cole, 2324 Hands-up Empowerment Programme Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 794 Health Financing Summit 2011 Butler, Hon. Dale D., 434–435 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 434 Heritage Wharf Repairs Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 1791, 1792 Hospital Development update Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 194–195 Jackson, Mrs. Louise A., 195, 196 Importation of dogs from UK Butler, Hon. Dale D., 198 Inter-agency Gang Task Force update Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 695 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 695 Labour and Training Department Initiatives Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 856–857 Labour, Training and Job Placement Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 690, 691 Lagoon Park preschool, relocation of Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 2226 Land Policy, revising Burgess, Hon. Derrick V., Sr., 855 Butler, Hon. Dale D., 853 Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 854 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 855 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 855 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 852 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 852–853

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Question Period (continued) Land Title Registration Simons, Mr. Nelson H. Cole, 327 Long-term Work Permit, launch of Swan, Mr. Charles, F. B., 24–25 Marsh Folly Composting Facility Fire Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 1792, 1793 Mirrors Programme Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 22 Hunt, Mr. Donte O., 21–22 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 21 National Sports Centre Aquatic Centre project update Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 198 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 196, 197 National Tourism Plan update Crockwell, Mr. Shawn, G., 2002–2003 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 2003 National Training Board, Evolution of Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 25 Park System, expanding of Simons, Mr. Nelson H. Cole, 2116–2117 Pembroke Hamilton Club (PHC) Lease Agreement Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 2114–2115 PGA Golf Merchandise Show and Initiatives Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 691, 692, 693 Public Sector Reform progress Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 2115 Registrar General Annual Report 2010 Moniz, Hon. Trevor G., 329 "Return to Sender"—Relaxation of policy Butler, Hon. Dale D., 327 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 326 School Zones Programme Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 2003 Second World Olympic Sport Convention Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 1969 Seniors, Services to, See Also, Adjournment, Motions thereon Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 2448–2449 Jackson, Mrs. Louise A., 2445–2448 Southlands, Warwick/Morgan's Point, Southampton Land Exchange Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 2450–2451 StreetSafe in Bermuda Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 2449–2450 Tourism Board Act 2012 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 2031 WEDCO Housing Project Pettingill, Mr. Mark, 2117–2119 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 2004 Wheelchair and Baby Carriage Access on Buses Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 433 Work Permit, launch of long-term Swan, Mr. Charles, F. B., 24–25 World Travel Market Exhibition Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 25 Written answers Bean, Hon. M. to Mr. C. F.B. Swan, 949 Blakeney, Hon. G. A. to Mr. D.O. Hunt (Only noted in Official Minutes for 13 April 12) Burgess, Hon. D.V. to Mrs. P.J. Gordon-Pamplin, 432 Burgess Hon D. V. to Mrs. P. J. Gordon-Pamplin, 2227 Cox, Hon. P. A. to Mr. E. T. Richards, 1285 Hansard Index—2011/12 Session 49 Question Period (continued) Written Answers (continued) De Silva, Hon. Z.J.S. to Mr. C.F.B. Swan, 432 Furbert, Hon. W. L. to Mr. Crockwell, 1801 Furbert, Hon. W. L. to Mr. C. F.B. Swan, 1562 Smith, Hon. Dame J. to Dr. Gibbons, 851 Smith, Hon. Dame J. to Dr. Gibbons,952 Smith, Hon. Dame J. to Dr. Gibbons,1793 Weeks, Hon. M. to Mr. C.F.B. Swan, 1285 Yachts (visiting) and their crews Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 851–852 Youth Development Zone Hunt, Mr. Donte O., 194 R Referendum Act 2012, See Bills Register of Members' Interests, See Announcements by Speaker or Member Presiding Registrar General Annual Report for year ended 2010, See Statements by Ministers Registration of Boats Amendment Regulations 2012, See Papers and Communications to House Regulatory Authority Act 2011, See Bills Retraining scholarship fund established with Bermuda College, See Statements by Ministers Revenue Amendment (No. 2) Act 2012, See Bills Regulations Bermuda Immigration and Protection (Designation of Eligible Condominium Units, Tourist Accommodation and Hotel Residences) Amendment Regulations 2012 Perinchief, Hon. Wayne N. M., 2218 Bermuda Immigration and Protection (Minimum Annual Rental Value) Amendment Regulations 2012 Perinchief, Hon. Wayne N. M., 2400 Financial Assistance Amendment Regulations 2012 Cox, Hon. Paula A., 2391 Government Fees Amendment Regulations 2012 Cox, Hon. Paula A., 1640–1641 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 1641 Government Fees Amendment (No. 2) Regulations 2012 Cox, Hon. Paula A., 1975, 1976 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 1976 Government Fees (Trade Marks and Service Marks) Amendment Regulations 2012 Cox, Hon. Paula A., 1641–1643 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 1643 Health Insurance (Health Service Providers and Insurers) (Claims) Regulations 2012 Blakeney, Hon. Glenn A., 1754–1755 De Silva, Hon. Zane J. S., 1745–1746, 1761–1767 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 1757–1761 Jackson, Mrs. Louise A., 1746–1752 Roban, Mr. Walter H., 1755–1757 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 1753–1754 Health Insurance (Standard Hospital Benefit) Amendment Regulations 2012 De Silva, Hon. Zane J. S., 1144–1146, 1149–1150 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 1147–1149 Jackson, Mrs. Louise A., 1146–1147 Marine Board (Ferry Services Fares) Amendment (No.2) Regulations 2011 Burgess, Hon. Derrick V., Sr., 604–605, 614–615 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 611–612 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 605–609 Lister, Mr. Terry E., 612–614 Marine Board (Moorings) Amendment Regulations 2012 Roban, Hon. Walter H. 2219 Merchant Shipping (Fees) Regulations 2012 Burgess, Hon. Derrick V., Sr., 1769, 1770 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 1770 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 609–611 50 Hansard Index—2010/11 Session

Regulations (continued) Omnibus (Conduct) Regulations 2012 Roban, Hon. Walter H. , 2552 Post Office Amendment Regulations 2012 Minors, Hon. Patrice K., 2551 Registration of Boats Amendment Regulations 2012 Roban, Hon. Walter H. 2219 Reports of Committees Buss Capital Act (Private Bills), 949 Education, Parliamentary Joint Select Committee on, 325 Release Cup and ‘triple Crown’ success of Big Game Fishing Tournaments, See Statements by Ministers Responsibility of press toward promoting tourism in Bermuda, See Adjournment, motions thereon Retail Shops (Temporary Customs Duty Relief Capital Investments) Order 2012, See Papers and Communications to House "Return to Sender" policy, relaxation of, See Statements by Ministers Revenue Amendment Act 2011 and 2012, See Bills Revenue Amendment (No. 2) Act 2012, See Bills Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob) Adjournment, Motions thereon Bond Issue, 2419 Fitch Rating downgrades Bermuda's credit rating, 2542–2545 WEDCO Housing Project, 2196–2199, 2313–2317 Banks and Deposit Companies Amendment Act 2012, 2772–2774 Bermuda Airport (Duty Free Sales) Amendment Act 2011, 275–277 Bermuda Immigration and Protection Amendment Act 2012, 2645–2646 Bermuda Job Market Employment Briefs, 2046–2050 Bermuda Monetary Authority (Regulatory Fees) Amendment Act 2011, 525–526 Bond Issue, 2419 Business Bermuda Report “US-Bermuda Economic Relations Economic Impact Study 2011” and implications for Bermuda’s workforce, economy, and long term sustainability, 209, 1916–1920 Companies Amendment Act 2012, 2663–2664 Congratulatory/Obituary Speeches, 703, 857, 1796 Corporate Service Provider Business Act 2012, 2797 Customs Tariff Amendment Act 2012, 1552 Customs Tariff Amendment (No. 3) Act 2011, 284–286, 300 Electronic Communications Act 2011, 451–455 Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure 2012/13 Head 10 - Finance Headquarters, 1592–1601 Head 11 - Accountant General, 1592–1601 Head 13 - Bermuda Post Office, 1538–1542 Head 28 - Social Insurance, 1592–1601 Head 33 - Tourism, 1521–1523 Head 38 - Office of Tax Commissioner, 1592–1601 Head 58 - Interest on Debt, 1592–1601 Head 60 - Labour and Training, 1538–1542 Head 95 - Business Development and Tourism Headquarters, 1521–1523 Fitch Rating downgrades Bermuda's credit rating, 2542–2545 Good Governance Act 2012, 2345–2347 Government Fees (Trade Marks and Service Marks) Amendment Regulations 2012, 643 Government Fees Amendment Regulations 2012, 1641 Government Fees Amendment (No. 2) Regulations 2012, 1976 Government Loans Amendment Act 2012, 1236–1241 Health Insurance Amendment Act 2012, 1742–1743 Incentives for Job Makers Act 2011, 384–387 Insurance Amendment (No. 2) Act 2012, 2763–2765 Insurance Amendment Act 2011, 508 Insurance Amendment Act 2012, 2037 Investment Business Amendment Act 2012, 2781–2782 Investment Funds Amendment Act 2011, 531

Hansard Index—2011/12 Session 51 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob) (continued) Land Policy, revising (Question on), 852 Land Tax Amendment Act 2012, 1363–1364 Miscellaneous Taxes Amendment Act 2012, 1253 National Pension Scheme (Occupational Pensions) Temporary Amendment Act 2012, 2132–2133 National Tourism Plan, motion to support Government's plan, 2521–2524 Parliamentary Standing Committee Report on Public Accounts FYs 2009 and 2010, and Auditor General’s Special Report on Misuse of Public Funds, 2835–2838 Public Service Superannuation Amendment Act 2012, 1465–1466 Public Service Superannuation Temporary Amendment Act 2012, 1633–1634 Question Period: Land Policy, revising, 852 Regulatory Authority Act 2011, 451–455 Revenue Amendment Act 2012, 805 Revenue Amendment (No. 2) Act 2012, 1845–1846 Specified Business Legislation Amendment Act 2012, 2403–2404 Stamp Duties Amendment Act 2012, 1368 Supplementary Estimate (No. 1) Financial Year 2011/12, 1260, 1265 Throne Speech, debate thereon, 50–55 Trust (Regulation of Trust Business) Amendment Act 2012, 2788 US-Bermuda Economic Relations: Economic Impact Study 2011, 1646 WEDCO Housing Project, 2196–2199, 2313–2317 Road Safety Council "Head to Toe" Initiative, See Statements by Ministers (Bermuda Road . . .) Road Traffic Amendment Act 2012, See Statements by Ministers Roban, Hon. Walter H. Adjournment, Motions thereon Dentalgate, 2752–2753 Mayoral Elections, 2019–2020 Public Transportation, 2622–2623 Benchmarks for CPA Caribbean, Americas and Atlantic Region, 829–831 Bermuda Energy White Paper, Support of Government’s policies as articulated in, 634–638 Bermuda Road Safety Council "Head to Toe" Initiative, 2393 Budget Statement, debate thereon, 1033–1041 Business Bermuda Report "US-Bermuda Economic Relations: Economic Impact Study 2011", 1936–1941 Congratulatory/Obituary Speeches, 29, 205, 338, 438–439, 702, 860, 953–954, 1796, 2229, 2327–2328, 245, 2634, 2761 Customs Tariff Amendment (No. 3) Act 2011, 288 Dentalgate, 2752–2753 Electronic Communications Act 2011, 463–468 Good Governance Act 2012, 2351–2354 Health Insurance (Health Service Providers and Insurers) (Claims) Regulations 2012, 1755–1757 Health Insurance Fund Financial Statements as at 31 March 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2755 Incentives for Job Makers Act 2011, 393–395 Land Title Registration Act 2011, 572–575 Marine Board (Moorings) Amendment Regulations 2012, 2219 Merchant Shipping (ILO) Amendment Act 2012, 2553, 2563 Motor Car Amendment Act 2012, 2648–2649, 2655–2656 National Tourism Plan, motion to support Government's plan, 2504–2507 Omnibus (Conduct) Regulations 2012, 2552 Protected Species Amendment Act 2011, 219–222 Public Transportation, 2622–2623 Referendum Act 2012, 2239–2240 Registration of Boats Amendment Regulations 2012, 2219 Regulatory Authority Act 2011, 463–468 Resignation as Minister of Public Works, 32–33 Shared Parenting Legislation, introduction in Bermuda, 1836–1838 Throne Speech, debate thereon, 105–113 Waste and Litter Control Amendment Act 2011, 255–259 Royal Gazette, Reporting by See Adjournment, Motions thereon

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S Safer Communities, See Statements by Ministers School Zones Programme, See Statements by Ministers St. George's Golf Course, See Adjournment, Motions thereon St. Regis, See Adjournment, Motions thereon Scott, Hon. Michael J. Adjournment, Motions thereon Immigration Appeals Tribunal, status of, 2384–2385 Mayoral Elections, 2017 WEDCO Housing Project, 2189–2191, 2317–2319 Bail Amendment Act 2012, 2459, 2460 Bermuda Archives, presentations at, 1789–1790 Bermuda Job Market Employment Briefs, 2064–2068 Business Bermuda Report "US-Bermuda Economic Relations: Economic Impact Study 2011", 1928–1931 Charities Act 1978, amendments thereto, 689–690 CISCO, establishment of local academy in Bermuda, 688–689, 2023–2024 Congratulatory/Obituary Speeches, 207–208, 337, 544, 703, 863, 1288–1289, 1797–1798, 1864, 2329, 2455, 2634–2635, 2760 Criminal Justice (International Cooperation) (Bermuda) Amendment Act 2012, 2411–2413, 2414 Development and Planning (General Development) Amendment Order 2012, 729–730 Electronic Communications Act 2011, 456–459 Electronic Monitoring Act 2011, 546–547, 555–556 Equality Act, merits of introducing, 2695–2697 Establishment of CISCO Local Academy in Bermuda, 16–18 Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure 2012/13 Head 03 - Judicial Department, 1294–1299, 1325–1326 Head 04 - Attorney General's Chambers, 1299–1302 Head 25 - Department of Corrections, 1302–1307 Head 29 - Registry General, 1446–1450, 1463 Head 36 - Public Works Headquarters, 1232 Head 43 - Information Technology Office, 1454–1459, 1463 Head 74 - Department of Court Services, 1307–1312 Head 75 - Department of Public Prosecutions, 1312–1314, 1312–1314 Head 81 - Public Lands and Buildings, 1450–1454, 1463 Head 82 - Department of Works and Engineering, 1232 Head 87 - Justice Headquarters, 1290–1294, 1325–1326 Head 88 - National Drug Control, 1314–1318 Financial Intelligence Agency Bermuda Annual Report 2009/10, 843 Good Governance Act 2012, 2347–2351 Government Loans Amendment Act 2012, 1249–1250 Immigration Appeals Tribunal, status of, 2384–2385 Incentives for Job Makers Act 2011, 390–392 Joint Select Committee on Education, 881–884 Lease of Gym Field in Devonshire to Bermuda Football Association, 2812–2815, 2833–2834 Mayoral Elections, 2017 "Measure to Improve": Initiative to improve customer service throughout government, 1790–1791 National Tourism Plan, motion to support Government's plan, 2491–2495 National Training Board Amendment Act 2011, 356–357 Parliamentary Election Amendment Act 2012, 1884–1887 Parliamentary Joint Select Committee on Education, 881–884 Parliamentary Joint Select Committee on Causes of Violent and Gun Crime in Bermuda, 667–669 Police and Criminal Evidence Amendment (No. 2) Act 2012, 705–706 Proposed Lease of Gym Field in Devonshire to Bermuda Football Association, 2551 Protected Species Amendment Act 2011, 237–239, 248 Referendum Act 2012, 2235–2236 Registrar General Annual Report for year ended 2010, 323–324 Regulatory Authority Act 2011, 456–459 Shared Parenting Legislation, introduction in Bermuda, 1829–1830 Southlands, Warwick/Morgan's Point, Southampton Land Exchange, 2443–2445 Supplementary Estimate (No. 1) Financial Year 2011/12, 1255–1256, 1258 Hansard Index—2011/12 Session 53 Scott, Hon. Michael J. (continued) Supplementary Estimate (No. 3) Financial Year 2010/11, 1372–1373, 1374 Throne Speech, debate thereon, 46–50 Waste and Litter Control Amendment Act 2011, 262–263 WEDCO Housing Project, 2189–2191, 2317–2319 Scott, Hon. William Alexander Good Governance Act 2012, 2343–2345 Referendum Act 2012, 2234–2235 Parliamentary Joint Select Committee on Causes of Violent and Gun Crime in Bermuda, 670–672 Second World Olympic Sport Convention, See Statements by Ministers Senate, messages to/from Appropriation Act 2012, 1735 Senate, newly elected president of, 941 Senior Abuse, See Adjournment, Motions thereon Senior Abuse Register Act, See Adjournment, motions thereon Seniors, National Office for, See Adjournment, Motions thereon Seniors, Services to, See Statements by Ministers; See Also Adjournment, Motions thereon Sessional Select Committees appointed, See Announcements by Speaker or Member Presiding Seventh Annual Association of Bermuda Insurers and Reinsurers (ABIR) Economic Study, See Motions Shared Parenting Legislation discussions in UK, See Statements by Ministers Shared Parenting Legislation, introduction in Bermuda, See Motions Simons, Mr. Nelson H. Cole Amendments to visitor policy (Question on), 1792 Benchmarks for CPA Caribbean, Americas and Atlantic Region, 833–836 Bermuda Energy White Paper, Support of Government’s policies as articulated in, 619–622 Bermuda Job Market Employment Briefs, 2061–2064 CISCO, establishment of local Academy (Questions on), 697, 698, 2031–2032 Congratulatory/Obituary Speeches, 203, 338, 439, 701–702, 862–863, 1289, 1864, 2034–2035, 2125, 2229–2230, 2326, 2668–2669 Development and Planning (General Development) Amendment Order 2012, 727–729 Diminished Open Spaces in Bermuda, 2145–2150 Electronic Communications Act 2011, 444–450 Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure 2012/13 Head 29 - Registry General, 1462 Head 32 - Department of Planning, 1715–1724, 1726 Head 43 - Information Technology Office, 1459–1461 Head 46 - Department of Telecommunications, 1715–1724, 1726 Head 50 - Environment, Planning, Infrastructure Strategy Headquarters, 1715–1724, 1726 Head 81 - Public Lands and Buildings, 1461–1462 Grand Atlantic Project (Question on), 2324 Land Title Registration Act 2011, 327, 569–570 Lease of Gym Field in Devonshire to Bermuda Football Association, 2815–2817 Long Line Fishing (Petition to ban), 1655–1656 Merchant Shipping (ILO) Amendment Act 2012, 2553–2555 Ombudsman's Special Report "Today's Choices: Tomorrow's Costs," 2099–2101 Protected Species Amendment Act 2011, 214–216, 249, 250, 251, 252 Question Period Amendments to visitor policy, 1792 CISCO, establishment of local academy, 697, 698, 2031–2032 Grand Atlantic Project, 2324 Land Title Registration, 327 Park System, expanding of 2116–2117 Regulatory Authority Act 2011, 444–450 Shared Parenting Legislation, introduction in Bermuda, 1827–1829 Supplementary Estimate (No. 1) Financial Year 2011/12, 1268, 1276 Supplementary Estimate (No. 3) Financial Year 2010/11, 1379–1380 Throne Speech, debate thereon, 153–160 Proceeds of Crime Amendment Act 2012, 2009 Simplified Customs Declaration Notice 2007 Revocation Notice 2012, See Papers and Communications to House

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Smith, Hon. Dame Jennifer Benchmarks for CPA Caribbean, Americas and Atlantic Region, 832–833 Bermuda College Annual In-House Scholarships/Awards Presentation, 951–952 Bermuda College Annual Report 2010/11, 8 Bermuda College Information Boutiques, 11 Bermuda Educators Council (Exemption) Amendment Order 2012, 2218 Bermuda Educators Council (Exemption) Amendment (No. 2) Order 2012, 2218 Bermuda Educators Council (Exemption) Amendment (No. 3) Order 2012, 2218 Bermuda Educators Council (Exemption) Order 2011, 10, 789 Bermuda Educators Council, 319–320, 1964–1965 Budget Statement, debate thereon, 997–1001 CARIFTA Games 2012, 686 Congratulatory/Obituary Speeches, 25–26, 204, 335–336, 437–438, 543, 701, 858–859, 955–956, 1070, 1154, 1473–1474, 1562–1563, 1659,1799–1800, 1864–1865, 1971, 2005–2006, 2034, 2123, 2228–2229, 2326–2327, 2397, 2632–2633, 2759 Equality Act, merits of introducing, 2701–2702 Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure 2012/13 Head 16 - Education Headquarters, 1156–1161, 1198–1202, 1203–1204, 1206–1207 Head 17 - Education, Department of, 1156–1161, 1198–1202, 1203–1204, 1206–1207 Head 41 – Bermuda College, 1161–1162, 1198–1202, 1206–1207 Exemption Order, 10, 789 First Admission Policy Changes, 788–789 First Entry into Primary School, amended policy, 1657–1658 Hopkins Report and Resultant Actions, 1998–1999 Lagoon Park Preschool, relocation of, 2219–2220 Land Title Registration Act 2011, 570–571 National Tourism Plan, motion to support Government's plan, 2530–2532 Parliamentary Election Amendment Act 2012, 1909 Parliamentary Joint Select Committee on Education, 916–917 Pembroke Hamilton Club (PHC) Lease Agreement, 2107–2108, 2185 Public Holidays Amendment Act 2012, 1737 Shared Parenting Legislation, introduction in Bermuda, 1840–1841 Supplementary Estimate (No. 1) Financial Year 2011/12, 1259–1260 Supplementary Estimate (No. 3) Financial Year 2010/11, 1374, 1375 Teaching and learning, raising the quality of, 1471–1472 Throne Speech, debate thereon, 90–93 Truth and Reconciliation Commission, establishing of, 2736–2739 Somerset, Main Road in, See Adjournment, Motions thereon Southlands, Warwick/Morgan's Point, Southampton Land Exchange, See Statements by Ministers Speaker’s Announcements/Rulings (See Announcements by Speaker or Member Presiding) Special Development Orders Development and Planning (General Development) Amendment Order 2012 Bean, Hon. Marc A. R., 726–727, 730–731 Minors, Hon. Patrice K., 730 Scott, Hon. Michael J., 729–730 Simons, Mr. Nelson H. Cole, 727–729 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 729 Special Development Orders, Systemic Investigation into Process and Scope of Analysis for, Ombudsman’s Special Report, See Announcements by Speaker or Member Presiding Specified Business Legislation Amendment Act 2012, See Bills Special reports, dissemination thereof, See Announcements by Speaker or Member Presiding Sports and Athletes, support for, See Adjournment, Motions thereon Stamp Duties Amendment Act 2012, See Bills Standing Orders, See Announcements by Speaker or Member Presiding Statements by Ministers (See also Question Period) 2012 Cruise Ship Season, preparation for, 687–688 30th Airbus Aircraft Delivery to S7 Airlines, 851 74th Agricultural Exhibition, 1962–1964 Accounting Certification Funding - Retraining Scholarship Fund, 2440–2441 Adolescent Intensive Outpatient Programme, 9–10 Hansard Index—2011/12 Session 55 Statements by Ministers (continued) Alleged incident involving Bermuda registered cruise ship, 1860 Bermuda Archives, presentations at, 1789–1790 Bermuda Arts Council Lifetime Achievement and Patrons Awards, 317–318 Bermuda College Annual In-House Scholarships/Awards Presentation, 951–952 Bermuda College Information Boutiques, 11 Bermuda Economic Development Corp. Retail Development Programme Graduation, 1778–1779 Bermuda Educators Council (Exemption) Order 2011, 10, 789 Bermuda Educators Council, 319–320, 1964–1965 Bermuda Hospital Board volunteer and student summer employment programmes, 2224–2225 Bermuda Hospitals Board Accreditation, 1857–1858 Bermuda National Library Outreach Programme, 1780 Bermuda Police Service, 11–12 Bermuda Post Office Bicentennial Publication and Book Launch, 1855–1856 Bermuda Road Safety Council "Head to Toe" Initiative, 2393 Bermuda's Maritime Capability, strengthening of, 1858–1859 Blood donation in Bermuda, 2225 Blood Donors, need for, 535–536 Border Control at Cruise Terminals, 1858 Budget Statement in support of Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure 2012/13, 942–948 Caribbean Conference (6th) on Health Financing Initiatives, 427–429 Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association 2012 Tourism Summit, 2392 CARIFTA Games 2012, 686 Carnival Cruise Lines, 18–19 Carrots, importation of, 425 Cayman Islands Healthcare Conference 2011, 187–188 Cayman targets Bermuda reinsurance business [Royal Gazette article], 431–432 Charities Act 1978, amendments thereto, 689–690 China/UK Trip, 1967–1969 CISCO, establishment of local academy, 16–18, 688–689, 2023–2024 Civil Aviation Department and Bermuda Register of Aircraft, 1859–1860 Community Action in Gang Prevention, 790 Consumer Affairs Department 2011 Complaint Statistics, 848–849 Crime Statistics, 187, 1965–1966, See also Adjournment, Motions thereon Criminal Code Amendment Act 2012, matching enforcement/prevention, 2393–2394 Cruise Ship Schedule 2012, 19, 426–427, preparation for, 687–688 Digicel, response to attack against Government by, 2220–2223 Dogs and Cats, importation of from UK, 190–191 Dumpster Trailers, 2030–2031 Earl Cameron, an evening with, 1778 Educators Council Exemption Order, 10, 789 Exercise Rum Runner, 2024–2026 First Admission Policy Changes, 788–789 Folklife Apprenticeship Programme, 2321–2322 Foreign Direct Investment, 2442–2443 Future Relations with Overseas Territories, UK White Paper, 19–20 FutureCare, 320–322, 775–77, See also: Adjournment, motions thereon FutureCare—Response to OBE concerns, 320–322 Grand Atlantic Project update, 2323–2324, See also, Adjournment, Motions thereon Hands-up Empowerment Programme, 791–792 Health Care Services, up-front payments for, 430–431, See also, Adjournment, Motions thereon Health Financing Summit 2011, 427–429 Health Reform Plan, 2331–2332 Health Screening, benefits of, 1392 Heritage Month 2012, 1856–1857 Heritage Wharf Repairs, 1783–1784 Hopkins Report and Resultant Actions, 1998–1999 Hospital Board volunteer and student summer employment programmes, 2224–2225, 2227 Hospital Development Update, 188–189 Hospitality Job Fair, 2012, 14–15 Human Rights (Unreasonable Hardship) Amendment Act 2011, 183–185 56 Hansard Index—2010/11 Session

Statements by Ministers (continued) Immigration Department visitor entry policy amendment, 1781–1782 Importation of Carrots, 425 Importation of Dogs and Cats from UK, 190–191 Inter-Agency Gang Task Force, update, 684–685 Jessica Lewis, Bermuda's wheelchair para-athlete, 2113 Labour and Training Department Initiatives, 849–851 Labour, Training and Job Placement, 682–684 Lagoon Park Preschool, relocation of, 2219–2220 Land Policy, 2394–2395 Land Policy, revising, 844–845 Land Title Registration, 318–319 Landscape gardening and basic horticulture summer programme, 2223–2224 LIME CARIFTA Games 2012, 1784–1786 Long Line Fishing, 1561–1562 Long-term Work Permit, Launch of, 13–14 Marsh Folly Composting Facility, 1780–1781, 1782–1783 "Measure to Improve": Initiative to improve customer service throughout government, 1790–1791 Mirrors Programme, 8–9 Motor Car Amendment Act - Establishment of Taxi Commission, 1788–1789 National Health Plan progress update, 1786–1788 National Heroes Induction Ceremony, 2322–2323 National Junior Athlete Sponsorship Awards 2012, 1960–1962 National Sports Centre Aquatics Centre project, update, 186–187 National Tourism Plan update, 1999–2001, See also, Adjournment, Motions thereon National Training Board, Evolution of, 12–13 Operation Night Light—Memorandum of Understanding, 318 Oral Health Month–February, 792–793 Park System, expanding of, 2110–2111 Patient Satisfaction Results, 845–847 Pembroke Hamilton Club (PHC) Lease Agreement, 2107–2108 Persons with Disabilities, 429–430 PGA Merchandise Show and Golf Initiatives, 686–687 Police Complaints Authority Consolidated Annual Report 2008-2010, 789–790 Police Service, 11–12 Post Office Bicentennial Publication and Book Launch, 1855–1856 Pre-Budget Report, 536–540 Primary School First Entry into, amended policy, 1657–1658 Proud to be Bermudian campaign, 2109–2110 Public Sector Reform, progress, 2113–2114 Public Works Ministry, Employee Achievements within, 191–192 Registrar General Annual Report for year ended 2010, 323-324 "Return to Sender" policy, relaxation of, 316–317 Retraining scholarship fund established with Bermuda College, 2026 Road Traffic Amendment Act 2012, 1775–1776 Safer Communities, 2108–2109 School Zones Programme, 2001 Second World Olympic Sport Convention, 1959–1960 Seniors, Services to 2437–2439, See also, Adjournment, Motions thereon Shared Parenting Legislation Discussions in UK, 1960 Southlands, Warwick/Morgan's Point, Southampton Land Exchange, 2443–2445 StreetSafe in Bermuda, 2439–2440 Summer Employment Initiatives, 1966–1967 Teaching and learning, raising the quality of, 1471–1472 Telecommunications Reform, 2026–2028 Tourism Board Act 2012, 2028–2029 Tourism Marketing Initiatives, Boston and US East Coast, 2029–2030, See also, Adjournment, Motions thereon TRI 30 Work Experience Programme Initiative, 423–424 UK White Paper - Future Relations with Overseas Territories, 19–20, See also, Adjournment, Motions thereon

Hansard Index—2011/12 Session 57 Statements by Ministers (continued) Up-front Payments [for Healthcare services], 430–431, See also, Adjournment, Motions thereon (Health Care, high cost of) Visa Assistance for Business Visitors, 422–423 Waiter/Server Programme, 424 WEDCO Housing Project, 2001–2002, 2111–2112, See also Adjournment, Motions thereon Wheelchair and Baby Carriage Access on Buses, 425–426 Work Permit Policies 2012, 2441–2442 Work Permit, Launch of Long-term, 13–14 World Travel Market Exhibition, 15–16 Yachts (visiting) and their crews, 843–844 Youth Development Zone, 185–186 Youth Literacy Programme, 790–791 StreetSafe in Bermuda, See Statements by Ministers Summer Employment Initiatives, See Statements by Ministers Summer Student, Mr. Dane Simmons, See Announcements by Speaker or Member Presiding Supplementary Estimate (No. 1) Financial Year 2011/12, See Bills Supplementary Estimate (No. 3) Financial Year 2010/11, See Bills Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E. 2011 Visitor Arrivals, 924–927 Addax Holding Lease, 1649–1651 Adjournment, motions thereon Addax Holding Lease, 1649–1651 Bazarian Property Status - update requested, 2745 CITV, use for political messaging, 2103–2104 De Silva, Hon. Member, news reports involving, 2101–2103 Leases of public lands, 2846 Royal Gazette, reporting by, 2388–2389 Sports and Athletes, support for, 1851–1853 St. George's Golf Course, 2746–2747 Tourism, 2104–2105 UBP, reflecting on history of, 2847–2848 UK White Paper - "Overseas Territories: Security, Success and Sustainability, 2747 Visitor Arrivals 2011, 924–927 Volunteer Fire Fighters, 1956–1958 Vote of thanks to Hon. Speaker and Hon. T. Lister, 2847 WEDCO Housing Project, 2199–2202 Bazarian Property Status - update requested, 2745 Benchmarks for CPA Caribbean, Americas and Atlantic Region, 34, 814–823 Bermuda Immigration and Protection Amendment Act 2012, 2646–2647 Bermuda Job Market Employment Briefs, 2068–2073 Budget Statement, debate thereon, 1008–1019 Business Bermuda Report "US-Bermuda Economic Relations: Economic Impact Study 2011", 1941–1945 CITV, use for political messaging, 2103–2104 Code of Conduct for Parliament, Establishment of Truth and Reconciliation Committee, 2541 Code of Conduct, role of political ombudsman in Bermuda, adoption of, 340 Congratulatory/Obituary Speeches, 26, 207, 334–335, 440, 541, 700–701, 796, 862, 957, 1070, 1154, 1473–1474, 1562–1563, 1659, 1793–1794, 1864, 1970–1971, 2033, 2227–2228, 2330, 2396, 2453, 2633, 2761 Crime Statistics (Questions on), 192, 193, 194 Criminal Code Amendment Act 2012, 2594–2598 Cruise Ship Schedule 2012 (Question on), 24 De Silva, Hon. Member, news reports involving, 2101–2103 Diminished Open Spaces in Bermuda, 34, 1645, 2138–2145 Electronic Monitoring Act 2011, 551–552 Equality Act, merits of introducing, 2698–2701 Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure 2012/13 Head 06 - Defence, 1701–1705 Head 07 - Bermuda Police Service, 1701–1705 Head 23 - Child and Family Services, 1104–1107 Head 27 - Border Control, 1701–1705 Head 32 - Department of Planning, 1727–1729 58 Hansard Index—2010/11 Session

Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E. (continued) Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure 2012/13 (continued) Head 33 - Tourism, 1505–1514 Head 36 - Public Works Headquarters, 1225–1228 Head 46 - Telecommunications, 1727–1729 Head 50 - Environment, Planning, Infrastructure Strategy Headquarters, 1727–1729 Head 55 - Financial Assistance, 1104–1107 Head 82 - Works and Engineering, 1225–1228 Head 83 - National Security Headquarters, 1701–1705 Head 95 - Business Development and Tourism Headquarters, 1505–1514 Good Governance Act 2012, 2340–2343 Government Loans Amendment Act 2012, 1245–1249 Health Insurance (Health Service Providers and Insurers) (Claims) Regulations 2012, 1753–1754 Human Rights Amendment (No. 2) Act 2012, 715–717 Incentives for Job Makers Act 2011, 401–403 Inter-agency Gang Task Force update (Question on), 695 Land Policy, revising (Question on), 852–853 Land Title Registration Act 2011, 578–580 Lease of Gym Field in Devonshire to Bermuda Football Association, 2818–2821 Leases of public lands, 2846 Marine Board (Ferry Services Fares) Amendment (No.2) Regulations 2011, 609–611 Marine Board Amendment Act 2012, 2128 Marsh Folly Composting Facility Fire (Questions on), 1792, 1793 Merchant Shipping (ILO) Amendment Act 2012, 2561–2563 Ministers and Members of the Legislature (Salaries and Pensions) Act 1975, 1644 National Sports Centre Aquatic Centre project update (Question on), 198 National Tourism Plan, Establishing foundation for: Strategic Imperatives Report Volume 1, 745–751 National Tourism Plan, motion to support Government's plan, 2478–2487 National Training Board Amendment Act 2011, 353–356 Ombudsman, Code of Conduct and role of Political, 1645 Ombudsman's Special Report "Today's Choices: Tomorrow's Costs," 2095–2099 Parliamentary Election Amendment Act 2012, 1876–1883 PGA Golf Merchandise Show and Initiatives (Questions on), 691, 692 Protected Species Amendment Act 2011, 222–225 Public Holidays Amendment Act 2012, 1736–1737 Public Service Superannuation Temporary Amendment Act 2012, 1634–1635 Question Period Crime Statistics, 192, 193, 194 Cruise Ship Schedule 2012, 24 Inter-agency Gang Task Force update, 695 Land Policy, revising, 852–853 Marsh Folly Composting Facility Fire, 1792, 1793 National Sports Centre Aquatic Centre project update, 198 PGA Golf Merchandise Show and Initiatives, 691, 692 Yachts (visiting) and their crews, 851–852 Referendum Act 2012, 2241–2244 Road Traffic Amendment Act 2012, 1978 Royal Gazette, reporting by, 2388–2389 Shared Parenting Legislation, introduction in Bermuda, 1812–1814 Sports and Athletes, support for, 1851–1853 St. George's Golf Club, 305–308, 2746–2747 Supplementary Estimate (No. 1) Financial Year 2011/12, 1270–1273, 1275, 1277 Supplementary Estimate (No. 3) Financial Year 2010/11, 1387 Throne Speech, Reply to by United Bermuda Party, 43–46 Tourism Board Act 2012, 2263–2268 Tourism, 2104–2105 Truth and Reconciliation Commission to address racism, establishment of, 340, 1645, 2722–2728 UBP, reflecting on history of, 2847–2848 UK White Paper - "Overseas Territories: Security, Success and Sustainability, 2747 Visitor Arrivals 2011, 924–927 Hansard Index—2011/12 Session 59 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E. (continued) Volunteer Fire Fighters, 1956–1958 Vote of thanks to Hon. Speaker and Hon. T. Lister, 2847 WEDCO Housing Project, 2199–2202 Yachts (visiting) and their crews (Question on), 851–852 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B. Addax Holding Lease, 1648 Adjournment, motions thereon Addax Holding Lease, 1648 Bermuda’s advanced relationship with UK, 2018 Civil Service, allegations of forced retirement in, 2428–2429 Evans Bay Dock, 2018 Grand Atlantic, 1646–1648 Infrastructure in Bermuda-Delay of maintenance, 2842–2844 Mayoral Elections, 2017–2018 Morgan's Point, 1648 Newport Bermuda Race, 2429–2430 St. Regis, Starwood at Par La Ville, 1648 Benchmarks for CPA Caribbean, Americas and Atlantic Region, 836–838 Bermuda Educators Council (Questions on), 329–330 Bermuda Energy White Paper, support of Government’s policies as articulated in, 623–627 Bermuda Immigration and Protection Amendment Act 2012, 2642 Bermuda Job Market Employment Briefs, 2083–2084 Bermuda’s advanced relationship with UK, 2018 Border Control (Question on), 2628 Budget Statement Reply, 973–979 Civil Service, allegations of forced retirement in, 2428–2429 Congratulatory/Obituary Speeches, 27–28, 542–543, 800, 1155, 1288, 1563, 2005, 2229, 2397–2398, 2630 Corporate Service Provider Business Act 2012, 2796–2797 Criminal Code Amendment Act 2012, 2582–2585 Criminal Justice (International Cooperation) (Bermuda) Amendment Act 2012, 2413 Customs Tariff Amendment Act 2012, 1553 Development and Planning (General Development) Amendment Order 2012, 729 Diminished Open Spaces in Bermuda Electronic Communications Act 2011, 455–456 Electronic Monitoring Act 2011, 555 Equality Act, merits of introducing, 2693–2695 Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure 2012/13 Head 03 – Justice Department, 1382–1323 Head 04 - Attorney General's Chambers, 1382–1323 Head 06 - Defence, 1673–1681 Head 07 - Bermuda Police Service, 1673–1681 Head 10 - Ministry of Finance Headquarters, 1601 Head 13 - Bermuda Post Office, 1542–1544 Head 16 - Education Headquarters, 1179–1182, 1204 Head 17 - Education, Department of, 1179–1182, 1204 Head 21 - Health Headquarters, 1444 Head 22 - Health, 1444 Head 23 - Child and Family Services, 1097–1101 Head 24 – Hospitals, 1444 Head 25 - Corrections, Department of, 1382–1323 Head 27 - Border Control, 1673–1681 Head 30 - Marine & Ports Services, 1137–1142 Head 31 - Airport Operations, 1137–1142 Head 32 - Planning, 1724–1726 Head 33 - Tourism, 1520–1521 Head 34 - Transport Control Department, 1137–1142 Head 41 – Bermuda College, 1179–1182, 1204 Head 46 - Telecommunications, 1724–1726 Head 48 - Transport Headquarters, 1137–1142 Head 50 - Environment, Planning, Infrastructure Strategy Headquarters, 1724–1726 60 Hansard Index—2010/11 Session

Swan, Mr. Charles F. B. (continued) Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure 2012/13 (continued) Head 55 - Financial Assistance, 1097–1101 Head 57 - Transport Department of Civil Aviation, 1137–1142 Head 58 - Interest on Debt, 1601 Head 60 - Labour and Training, 1542–1544 Head 73 - Maritime Administration, 1137–1142 Head 74 - Court Services, Department of, 1382–1323 Head 75 - Public Prosecutions, Department of, 1382–1323 Head 83 - National Security Headquarters, 1673–1681 Head 87 - Justice Headquarters, 1322–1323 Head 88 - National Drug Control, 1382–1323 Head 94 - Economy, Trade and Industry Headquarters, 1542–1544 Head 95 - Business Development and Tourism Headquarters, 1520–1521 Evans Bay Dock, 2018 Grand Atlantic, 1646–1648 Human Rights Amendment (No. 2) Act 2012, 714 Incentives for Job Makers Act 2011, 383–384 Infrastructure in Bermuda-Delay of maintenance, 2842–2844 Insurance Amendment Act 2012, 2037 Investment Business Amendment Act 2012, 2782–2783 Labour, Training and Job Placement (Questions on), 690, 691 Lease of Gym Field in Devonshire to Bermuda Football Association, 2828 Long-term Work Permit, launch of (Question on), 24–25 Marine Board Amendment Act 2012, 2127 Mayoral Elections, 2017–2018 Merchant Shipping (ILO) Amendment Act 2012, 2555–2556 Mirrors Programme (Question on), 21 Morgan's Point, 1648 Motor Car Amendment Act 2012, 2653 National Pension Scheme (Occupational Pensions) Temporary Amendment Act 2012, 2133 National Sports Centre Aquatic Centre project update (Questions on), 196, 197 National Tourism Plan, Establishing foundation for: Strategic Imperatives Report Volume 1, 773–774 National Training Board Amendment Act 2011, 346–347 National Training Board, Evolution of (Question on), 25 Newport Bermuda Race, 2429–2430 Ombudsman's Report - Today's Choices-Tomorrow's Costs, 842 Ombudsman's Special Report "Today's Choices: Tomorrow's Costs," 2085–2093 Parliamentary Joint Select Committee on Education, 879–881 Parliamentary Joint Select Committee on Causes of Violent and Gun Crime in Bermuda, 669–670 PGA Golf Merchandise Show and Initiatives (Question on), 693 PHC Lease Agreement (Question on), 2114–2115 Proceeds of Crime Amendment Act 2012, 2009 Protected Species Amendment Act 2011, 216–217 Public Service Superannuation Amendment Act 2012, 1466 Question Period Bermuda Educators Council, 329–330 Border Control, 2628 Labour, Training and Job Placement, 690, 691 Mirrors Programme, 21 National Sports Centre Aquatic Centre project update, 196, 197 National Training Board, Evolution of, 25 PGA Golf Merchandise Show and Initiatives, 693 PHC Lease Agreement, 2114–2115 School Zones Programme, 2003 Second World Olympic Sport Convention, 1969 WEDCO Housing Project, 2004 Work Permit, launch of long-term, 24–25 World Travel Market Exhibition, 25 Referendum Act 2012, 2233–2234 Hansard Index—2011/12 Session 61 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B. (continued) Regulatory Authority Act 2011, 455–456 School Zones Programme (Question on), 2003 Second World Olympic Sport Convention (Question on), 1969 Specified Business Legislation Amendment Act 2012, 2404–2405 St. Regis, Starwood at Par La Ville, 1648 Supplementary Estimate (No. 1) Financial Year 2011/12, 1264–1265, 1280 Supplementary Estimate (No. 3) Financial Year 2010/11, 1375 Throne Speech, debate thereon, 138–140 Today's Choices-Tomorrow's Costs (Ombudsman's Report), 842 Traffic Offences (Penalties) Amendment Act 2011, 368–369 Trust (Regulation of Trust Business) Amendment Act 2012, 2788 WEDCO Housing Project, 2004 Work Permit, launch of long-term (Question on), 24–25 World Travel Market Exhibition (Question on), 25 T Teaching and learning, raising the quality of, See Statements by Ministers Telecommunications Reform, See Statements by Ministers Throne Speech, Debate thereon Bean, Hon. Marc A. R., 113–119 Blakeney, Hon. Glenn A., 55–66 Burgess, Hon. Derrick V., Sr., 132–137 Butterfield, Hon. D. Neletha I., 171–173 Cannonier, Mr. L. Craig, 35–42 Cox Hon. Paula A., 177–181 Crockwell, Mr. Shawn G., 145–150 DeVent, Hon. Ashfield E., 167–171 Foggo, Ms. Lovitta F., 160–162 Furbert, Hon. Wayne L., 140–145 Gibbons, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant, 83–89 Gordon-Pamplin, Mrs. Patricia J., 119–132 Hunt, Mr. Donte O., 162–167 Jackson, Mrs. Louise A., 93–101 Lister, Hon. Walter M., 101–105 Minors, Hon. Patrice K., 150–153 Perinchief, Hon. Wayne N. M., 79–83 Pettingill, Mr. Mark A., 66–79 Richards, Mr. Everard T. (Bob), 50–55 Roban, Mr. Walter H., 105–113 Scott, Hon. Michael J., 46–50 Simons, Mr. Nelson H. Cole, 153–160 Smith, Hon. Dame Jennifer, 90–93 Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 43–46 Swan, Mr. Charles F. B., 138–140 Tucker, Mr. Darius D. M., 173–176 Reply by One Bermuda Alliance, Cannonier, Mr. L. Craig, 35–42 Reply by United Bermuda Party, Swan, Hon. Hubert (Kim) E., 43–46 Tourism Board Act 2012, See Bills; See also Statements by Ministers Tourism Board—Strategic Imperatives Report, See Papers and Communications to House Tourism Development, steps taken by Government to further, See Motions Tourism Marketing Initiatives, Boston and US East Coast, See Statements by Ministers Tourism Plan "Cool Million," comment in reference to, See Adjournment, Motions thereon Tourism Plan, motion to support Government's plan, See Motions Tourism Plan: Strategic Imperatives Report, Volume 1, establishment of, See Motions Tourism, See Adjournment, Motions thereon Tourism, Steps taken by Government to further development of, See Motions Traffic Offences (Penalties) Amendment Act 2011, See Bills TRI 30 Work Experience Programme Initiative, See Statements by Ministers Trust (Regulation of Trust Business) Amendment Act 2012, See Bills Truth and Reconciliation Commission to address racism, establishment of, See Motions 62 Hansard Index—2010/11 Session

Tucker, Mr. Darius D. B. Congratulatory/Obituary Speeches, 201, 334, 541–542, 704, 798–799, 957–958, 1800–1801, 1865, 2033, 2124, 2329, 2455, 2634, 2761 Equality Act, merits of introducing, 2714–2717 Lease of Gym Field in Devonshire to Bermuda Football Association, 2827–2828 National Tourism Plan, motion to support Government's plan, 2524–2527 Protected Species Amendment Act 2011, 230–233 Throne Speech, debate thereon, 173–176 U UBP, reflecting on history of, See Adjournment, Motions thereon Unparliamentary language (Points of Order on) 78,109, 565, 1007 Up-front Payments [for Healthcare services], See Statements by Ministers US - Bermuda Economic Relations: Economic Impact Study 2011, See Motions (Business Bermuda . . .) US Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act, See Adjournment, Motions thereon V Violent Crime and Gun Crime in Bermuda, causes of, Joint Select Committee Report, See Motions (Parliamentary Joint Select Committee . . .) Visa Assistance for Business Visitors, See Statements by Ministers Visitor Arrivals 2011, See Adjournment, Motions thereon Volunteer Fire Fighters, See Adjournment, Motions thereon Vote of thanks to Deputy Speaker, See Announcements by Speaker or Member Presiding Vote of thanks to Hon. Speaker and Hon. T. Lister, See Adjournment, Motions thereon W Waiter/Server Programme, See Statements by Ministers Waste and Litter Control Amendment Act 2011, See Bills WEDCO Housing Project See Adjournment, Motions thereon See Question Period; See Statements by Ministers; Weeks, Hon. Michael 74th Agricultural Exhibition, 1962–1964 Adjournment, motions thereon Sports and Athletes, support for, 1854 Bermuda Land Development Company Limited, Financial Statements as at 31 March 2009, 2756 Bermuda Land Development Company Limited, Report on Operations for year ended 31 March 2009, 2756 Congratulatory/Obituary Speeches, 28–29, 202, 339, 440, 859, 949–950, 1795, 1866, 2006, 2122, 2230, 2328, 2398–2399, 2630–2631 Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure 2012/13 Head 36 - Public Works Headquarters, 1207–1211, 1232 Head 82 - Works and Engineering, 1211–1221, 1232 Expanding the Park System, 2110–2111 Grand Atlantic Project update, 2323–2324 Heritage Wharf Repairs, 1783–1784 Marsh Folly Composting Facility Fire aftermath, 1782–1783 Parliamentary Joint Select Committee on Causes of Violent and Gun Crime in Bermuda, 662–665 Protected Species Amendment Act 2011, 209–211, 243–244, 245 Public Works Ministry, Employee Achievements within, 191–192 School Zones Programme, 2001 Shared Parenting Legislation, introduction in Bermuda, 1836 Sports and Athletes, support for, 1854 Supplementary Estimate (No. 1) Financial Year 2011/12, 1274, 1276, 1277 Supplementary Estimate (No. 3) Financial Year 2010/11, 1385–1386, 1387 Support for Sports and Athletes, 1854 Waste and Litter Control Amendment Act 2011, 253–254, 271, 272, 273 WEDCO Housing Project, 2001, 2111–2112 West End Development Corporation Annual Report year ended 31 March 2011, 1777 Hansard Index—2011/12 Session 63 W (continued) West End Development Corporation Annual Report, See Papers and Communications to House Wheelchair and Baby Carriage Access on Buses, See Statements by Ministers White Papers: Bermuda Energy White Paper (See Motions - Government's Policies regarding Energy. . .) Future Relations with Overseas Territories, See Statements by Ministers Overseas Territories: Security, Success and Sustainability, See Adjournment, Motions thereon Work Permit, launch of long-term, See Statements by Ministers World Travel Market Exhibition, See Statements by Ministers Worldwide Church of God (Bermuda), See Petitions Work Permit Policies, See Statements by Ministers Written answers tabled, See Question Period Y Yachts (visiting) and their crews, 843–844, See also Question Period Youth Development Zone, 185–186, See also Question Period Youth Literacy Programme, See Statements by Ministers ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ESTIMATES OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE 2012/13

HEADS LISTED ALPHABETICALLY

Accountant General Head 11 Airport Operations Department Head 31 Attorney General's Chambers Head 04 Bermuda College Head 41 Bermuda Police Service Head 07 Bermuda Post Office Head 13 Border Control Department Head 27 Business Development and Tourism Ministry Headquarters Head 95 Cabinet Office Head 09 Child and Family Services Department Head 23 Communication and Information Department Head 51 Corrections, Department of Head 25 Court Services Department Head 74 Defence Head 06 Economy, Trade and Industry Ministry Headquarters Head 94 Education Ministry Headquarters Head 16 Education, Department of Head 17 Education, Department of Head 20 Environment, Planning, Infrastructure Strategy Ministry Headquarters Head 50 Finance Ministry Headquarters Head 10 Financial Assistance Department Head 55 Health Insurance Head 91 Health, Department of Head 22 Health, Ministry, Headquarters Head 21 Hospitals Head 24 Human Resources Department Head 26 Information Technology Office Head 43 Interest on Debt, 1601 Head 58 Internal Audit Head 92 Justice Department of Head 03 Justice Ministry Headquarters Head 87 Labour and Training Head 60 Marine & Ports Services Head 30 Maritime Administration Department Head 73 National Drug Control Head 88 National Security Ministry Headquarters Head 83 Planning Department Head 32

64 Hansard Index—2010/11 Session

Public Lands and Buildings Head 81 Public Prosecutions Department Head 75 Public Transportation Department Head 35 Public Works, Ministry Headquarters Head 36 Registry General Head 29 Sinking Fund Contribution Head 59 Social Insurance Head 28 Statistics Department of Head 14 Tax Commissioner Office Head 38 Telecommunications Department Head 46 Tourism Head 33 Transport Control Department Head 34 Transport Department of Civil Aviation Ministry Head 57 Transport Ministry Headquarters Head 48 Youth, Families and Sports Ministry Headquarters Head 71 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

SITTINGS DATES OF SITTINGS PAGES IN OFFICIAL HANSARD REPORT

1–3 November 4, 18, 25, 2011 1–314

4–6 December 2, 9, 12, 2011 315–680

7–10 February 3, 10, 17, 24, 2012 681–950

11–18 March 2, 5, 7, 9, 12, 14, 16, 19, 2012 951–1776

19–21 April 13, 20, 17, 2012 1777–1996

22–24 May 11, 18, 25, 2012 1997–2216

25–28 June 8, 15, 22, 29, 2012 2217–2550

29–31 July 6, 13, 20, 2012 2551–2850

Hansard Index—2011/12 Session 65 BERMUDA HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY

Members of Parliament 2011/12 Session

01 - St. George's North Hon. Dame Jennifer Smith (PLP) Minister of Education 02 - St. George's West Kim Swan (UBP) UBP Leader 03 - St. David's Lovitta Foggo (PLP) Government Whip 04 - St. George's South Donte Hunt (OBA) Shadow Minister of Community Development 05 - Hamilton East Hon. Derrick Burgess (PLP) Backbencher 06 - Hamilton West Hon. Wayne Furbert (PLP) Minister of Business Development & Tourism 07 - Hamilton South Darius Tucker (PLP) Backbencher 08 - Smiths South N. Cole Simons (OBA) Shadow Minister of Government Estates 09 - Smiths West Trevor Moniz (OBA) Shadow Attorney General 10 - Smiths North Hon. Patrice Minors (PLP) Minister of Economy, Trade & Industry 11 - Devonshire East E. T. Bob Richards (OBA) Shadow Minister of Finance 12 - Devonshire South C** Craig Cannonier (OBA) Opposition Leader 13 - Devonshire North C Hon. Glenn Blakeney (PLP) Minister of Youth, Families & Sports 14 - Devonshire North West Hon. Paula Cox (PLP) Premier & Minister of Finance 15 - Pembroke East Hon. Walter Roban (PLP) Minister of Transportation 16 - Pembroke East C Hon. Michael Weeks (PLP) Minister of Public Works 17 - Pembroke Central Hon. Wayne Perinchief (PLP) Minister of National Security 18 - Pembroke West C Hon. Neletha Butterfield (PLP) Backbencher 19 - Pembroke West Shawn Crockwell (OBA) Shadow Whip 20 - Pembroke South West Louise Jackson (OBA) Spokesperson for Seniors & Social Services 21 - Pembroke South East Ashfield DeVent (PLP) Backbencher 22 - Paget East Hon. Grant Gibbons (OBA) Shadow Minister of Education 23 - Paget West Patricia Gordon Pamplin (OBA) Shadow Minister of Transport 24 - Warwick South East Hon. W. Alexander Scott (PLP) Backbencher 25 - Warwick North East Hon. Dale Butler (PLP) Backbencher 26 - Warwick South C Hon. Marc Bean (PLP) Minister of Environment, Planning & Infrastructure Strategy. 27 - Warwick North C Hon. Elvin James (PLP) Backbencher 28 - Warwick West Mark Pettingill (OBA) Shadow Minister of Public Works 29 - Southampton East Hon. Stanley Lowe (PLP) Speaker of the House of Assembly 30 - Southampton East C Hon. Zane DeSilva (PLP) Minister of Health 31 - Southampton West C Charles Swan , JP, MP (UBP) Backbencher 32 - Southampton West Hon. Randolph Horton (PLP) Deputy Speaker of the House of Assembly 33 - Sandys South Hon. Terry Lister (PLP) Backbencher 34 - Sandys South Central Hon. Walter Lister (PLP) Backbencher 35 - Sandys North Central Hon. Dennis Lister (PLP) Backbencher 36 - Southampton West Hon. Michael Scott (PLP) Minister of Government Estates

**(C) is Central