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Official Hansard Index 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.
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