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    HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY

    BERMUDA

    Sitting No. 23 – Friday, 16th March 2018


    Order of Business
    (Standing Order 14)

    (a) 10:00 a.m. House convenes

    (b) Prayers.

    (c) Confirmation of Minutes Minutes of the 7th March, 2018- to be confirmed


    Minutes of the 9th March, 2018- to be confirmed
    Minutes of the 12th March, 2018– to be confirmed

    (d) Messages from the Governor.

    (e) Announcements by the Speaker or Member presiding.

    (f) Messages from the Senate.

    (g) Papers and other Communications to the House.

    “International Cooperation (Tax Information Exchange Agreements) Country-By-Country


    Reporting Amendment Regulations 2017” lay for the information of the Honourable House of
    Assembly - Hon. E.D.G. Burt

    “International Cooperation (Tax Information Exchange Agreements) Common Reporting


    Standard Amendment Regulations 2017” lay for the information of the Honourable House of
    Assembly - Hon. E.D.G. Burt

    “Revenue (Appointment of Customs Area) (Bermuda Mail Processing Centre) Notice 2017” lay
    for the information of the Honourable House of Assembly - Hon. E.D.G. Burt

    “Real Estate Brokers’ Licensing Regulations 2017” lay for the information of the Honourable
    House of Assembly - Hon. E.D.G. Burt

    (h) Petitions.

    (i) Statements by Ministers and Junior Ministers.

    “Ministers and Members of the Legislature (Salaries and Pensions) Review Board” - Hon.
    E.D.G. Burt

    “Update on the progress of Initial Coin Offering regulation (ICOs)” - Hon. E.D.G. Burt

    “Health Workforce Planning” - Hon. K.N. Wilson

    “Sugar Tax Consultation Interim Report” - Hon. K.N. Wilson

    “All-Terrain Vehicles (ATV's)” - Hon. Lt. Col. D. A. Burch

    “The Government Estate” - Hon. Lt. Col. D. A. Burch

    1
    “100 Jobs” - Hon. W. M. Caines

    “The Montgomery Summit 2018” - Hon. W. M. Caines

    “Cambridge Representatives Visits to Public Schools” - Hon. D. V. S. Rabain

    “Scholarships and Awards for a Diverse Bermuda” - Hon. D. V. S. Rabain

    (j) Reports of Committees.

    “Parliamentary Committee of House and Grounds Report” – Hon. D.V. Burgess

    (k) Question Period.

    (l) Congratulatory and /or Obituary Speeches.

    (m) Matters of Privilege.

    (n) Personal Explanation.

    Hon. T.G. Moniz to do a Personal Explanation

    (o) Notice of motions for the Adjournment of the House on matters of urgent public
    importance.

    (p) Introduction of Bills:

    (q) Government Bills:

    (r) Opposition Bills:

    (s) Private Members’ Bills

    (t) Notices of Motions:

    (u) Orders of the Day:

    1. Second Reading: “Customs Tariff Amendment Act 2018”


    {Governor’s recommendation signified}
    [Minister of Finance]
    First Reading: March 7, 2018

    2. Consideration of the “Supplementary Estimate No. 2 for Financial Year 2016/17”


    [Minister of Finance]
    Tabled: March 9, 2018

    3. Consideration of the “Supplementary Estimate No. 2 for Financial Year 2017/18”


    [Minister of Finance]
    Tabled: March 12, 2018

    4. Second Reading: “Payroll Tax Amendment Act 2018”


    {Governor’s recommendation signified}
    [Minister of Finance]
    First Reading: March 9, 2018

    5. Second Reading: “Partnership, Exempted Partnerships and Limited Partnership


    (Beneficial Ownership) Amendment Act 2018”
    [Minister of Finance]
    First Reading: March 9, 2018

    6. Second Reading: “Municipalities Amendment Act 2018”


    [Minister of Home Affairs]
    First Reading: March 9, 2018

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    7. Second Reading: “Proceeds of Crime (Miscellaneous) Act 2018”
    [Minister of Health, Spokesperson for Legal Affairs]
    First Reading: March 12, 2018

    8. Resolution to be moved by Mr. E.D.G. Burt notice of which was given on


    March 12, 2018.

    I HEREBY do give notice that I propose to move the following Resolution:

    "BE IT RESOLVED that previous Resolutions of this House made pursuant to section 2 of the Ministers
    and Members of the Legislature (Salaries and Pensions) Act 1975 be revoked;
    AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that pursuant to section 2 of the Ministers and Members of the
    Legislature (Salaries and Pensions) Act 1975 the annual salaries payable to Members of the Legislature listed in
    Part A and Officers of the Legislature listed in Part B of the table below shall be as set out in column 3 of the
    table with effect from 1 April 2018 to 31 March 2019.”

    TABLE OF SALARIES

    A. MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE

    EXISTING PROPOSED
    (1) (2) (3)
    Senators $ 30,367 $ 30,367
    Members of the House of Assembly $ 56,023 $ 56,023

    B. OFFICERS OF THE LEGISLATURE


    (Salaries additional to salaries as Senators or Members of the House of Assembly)

    President of the Senate $ 15,181 $ 15,181


    Speaker, House of Assembly $ 26,569 $ 26,569
    Vice President, Senate $ 3,308 $3,308
    Deputy Speaker, House of Assembly $ 13,285 $ 13,285
    Premier $151,262 $151,262
    Deputy Premier * $112,942 $112,942
    Minister of Finance $121,010 $121,010
    (As a part-time Minister) $ 60,505 $ 60,505
    Attorney General $147,022 $147,022
    Other Ministers in House of Assembly $100,841 $100,841
    (As a part-time Minister) $ 50,421 $ 50,421
    Other Ministers in the Senate $ 100,841 $100,841
    (As a part-time Minister) $ 50,421 $ 50,421
    Opposition Leader $ 30,367 $ 30,367
    Junior Ministers in House of Assembly $ 11,387 $ 11,387
    Junior Ministers in Senate $ 11,425 $ 11,425
    Party Whips $ 7,593 $ 7,593

    * Where the Deputy Premier is also the Minister of Finance, the additional salary shall be $121,010

    Shernette Wolffe
    Clerk to the House of Assembly

    Sessions House
    21 Parliament Street
    Hamilton HM 12
    BERMUDA
    February 23, 2018
    3
    Opposition Government

    Sgt. Major Arnold E. Allen, EM


    Sergeant-At-Arms

    Ms. T.S. Furbert, MP Hon. M. A. Weeks, JP,MP


    Mr. D .J. R. Lister III, MP Junior Minister of Disability
    Mr. H.K.E. Swan JP,MP
    Minister of Social Development and
    Constituency 28, Affairs Sport
    Constituency 2,
    Warwick West Constituency 4, St. Georges West
    Constituency 16,
    St. Georges South Pembroke East Central

    Mr. C.T. Famous, MP Ms. R.D.L. Ming, JP,MP Mr. N. S. Tyrrell JP, MP
    Constituency ,1
    Hon. L.F. Foggo, JP, MP Constituency 26,
    Constituency 11, Minister of Government Reform
    Devonshire East St. Georges North Warwick South Central
    Constituency 3,
    St. David’s

    Mr. S.A. Simmons, JP, MP Mr. R.P. Commissiong


    VACANT SEAT Constituency 32, Hon. C. W. D. Brown JP,MP JP,MP
    Southampton West Minister of Home Affairs
    Constituency 21,
    Constituency 17, Pembroke South East
    Pembroke Central

    Mr. J.C. Baron, MP Hon. T.G. Moniz JP,MP


    Hon. M.J. Scott JP,MP
    Shadow Minister of National Shadow Minister of Public Works Hon. K.N. Wilson, JP, MP
    Security and Legal Affairs Minister of Health Constituency 36,
    Constituency 25, Constituency 9, Constituency 34,
    Sandy’s North
    Pembroke West Smith’s West Sandy’s South Central

    Hon. J. J. Atherden Hon. E.D.G. Burt, JP, MP Hon. W. M. Caines JP, MP


    Ms. S. E. Jackson, MP Minister of National Security
    Opposition Whip, Shadow JP,MP Premier, Minister of Finance
    Minister of Health and Seniors, Opposition Leader, Shadow Constituency 18, Constituency 14,
    Constituency 20, Minister of Finance Pembroke West Central Devonshire North West
    Pembroke South West Constituency 19,
    Pembroke West

    Ms. L.K. Scott, MP Hon. W.H. Roban, JP,MP Mr. W.L.A. Scott, MP
    Mr. L. C. Cannonier, JP, Deputy Premier, Minister of Government Whip
    Deputy Opposition Leader,
    MP Shadow Minister of Tourism and
    Transport and Regulatory Affairs Constituency 24,
    Constituency 12, Transport Constituency 15, Warwick South East
    Devonshire South Central Constituency 30, Pembroke East
    Southampton West

    Hon. W. L. Furbert JP,MP


    Mr. B.A. Smith, MP Hon. J.S. Simmons JP,MP Junior Minister for Finance
    Mr. N.H.C Simons JP,MP Minister of Economic Development
    Social Development and Sports Shadow Minister, Education and Constituency 6,
    and Tourism
    Constituency 31, Workforce Develop
    Constituency 33, Hamilton West
    Southampton West Central Constituency 8, Sandy’s South
    Smith’s South

    Hon. M.H. Dunkley Hon. Z. J. S. DeSilva, JP,


    Mrs. P.J. Gordon- Hon. D. V. S. Rabain, JP, MP MP
    JP,MP Minister of Education and Workforce
    Shadow Minister of Government
    Pamplin JP,MP Development Constituency 29,
    Reform Shadow Minister of Home Affairs Southampton East
    Constituency 23, Constituency 13,
    Constituency 10, Devonshire North Central
    Smith’s North Paget West

    Hon. D.V. Burgess, JP,MP


    Hon. Lt. Col. D. A. Burch,
    Hon. Dr. E.G. Gibbons Mr. S.D. Richards, MP JP, MP Constituency 5,
    Shadow Minister of Planning, Hamilton East
    JP,MP Environment and Parks
    Minister of Public Works
    Deputy Speaker
    Shadow Minister of Economic
    Constituency 7, Constituency 27
    Development and Regulatory Warwick North Central
    Affairs Hamilton South
    Constituency 22,
    Paget East

    Clerk-at-the-Table Chairman of Committee


    Mrs. S.M.A. Wolffe
    SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE
    Hon. D.P. Lister JP, MP 4
    Constituency 35,
    Sandy’s North Central

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