AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAir Ambulance Tragedy: Bermuda mourns Marilyn Bean and her son, Sergio Lottimore, among six people presumed dead after a medevac flight from the island vanished off Nantucket. Canada will lead the crash investigation. Affordable Housing: Senators approved transferring land at Morgan’s Point for 110 homes at Dr Cann Park II; planning and financing remain in progress, and nearly 600 people are seeking affordable housing. Health Oversight: Senators passed amendments removing the requirement for a lawyer on professional complaints panels, a change the Government says will help ease a backlog of unresolved cases. Historic Land Losses: The Senate discussed the inquiry report on expropriations in Tucker’s Town and St David’s. CURB urged protection of the Tucker’s Town cemetery and a central role for descendants in decisions about the site. Education Governance: The Opposition is seeking clarity on the proposed Education Authority’s independence, as the education minister would retain powers over appointments and regulations. Public Finances: Bermuda is projected to post a $170 million surplus as David Burt prepares to leave the finance portfolio; the Premier has described the economy as strong.
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