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The Hon. Jason Hayward, JP, MP

The Hon. Jason Hayward, JP, MP

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9 Dec 2022 House of Assembly
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Mr. Deputy Speaker, I am as king you to extend the latitude to both sides of the House.
7 Mar 2022 House of Assembly
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Mr. Chairman, you are on mute.
22 May 2020 House of Assembly
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Mr. Speaker.
22 May 2020 House of Assembly
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Mr. Speaker, thanks for giving me the opportunity to speak today. In my comments today I do not mean to be, nor am I being, cantankerous. I think some clarity needs to be given to some comments I made in the sitting on March the 16th, which is Friday’s meeting, to the media. Mr. Speaker, during that March 16th sitting …
16 Mar 2020 House of Assembly
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Good afternoon, Mr. Speaker .
16 Mar 2020 House of Assembly
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Mr. Speaker , I wholeheartedly support the amendments put forward by the Minister of Finance. Mr. Speaker, these amendments will reduce the amount of tax paid by 75 per cent of our emplo yees—75 per cent of employees in this country will benefit. I do not consider it to be a wash because when I look at the numbers, and …
16 Mar 2020 House of Assembly
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Back here, Mr. Speaker , we heard “earth.”
16 Mar 2020 House of Assembly
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As we continue on —
16 Mar 2020 House of Assembly
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Mr. Speaker, we also consider the reply to the budget in which the Minister highligh ted payroll tax. When I look at the Opposition’s reply, they had no real solution regarding payroll tax. Their solution was to actually increase work permit fees — something that has nothing to do with payroll tax. Mr. Speaker, the PLP Government supports progressive taxation. …
16 Mar 2020 House of Assembly
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—OBA Government had put in place. Hon. Patricia J. Gordon -Pamplin: Point of order, Mr. Speaker .
16 Mar 2020 House of Assembly
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Mr. Speaker — [Crosstalk]
16 Mar 2020 House of Assembly
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Mr. Speaker, you cannot ruffle your way out of the facts and I think that is what is happening. Hon. Patricia J. Gordon -Pamplin: And you cannot lie your way—
16 Mar 2020 House of Assembly
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The Member who replied to the Budget did not put forward any concrete solutions. She disagreed with what was happening with what the Minister of Finance had put forward. What the Ho nourable Minister of Finance has put forward will benefit 75 per cent of the country. That should be som ething that is applauded.
16 Mar 2020 House of Assembly
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Mr. Speaker, the Progressive Labour Party will continue to put policies in pl ace that reduce the stress on those who are at the lower end of the earning scale. In addition, we will continue to support businesses that need reliefs, and these amendments actually accomplish those items. So, I would have expected that the Opposition would have fully supported …
13 Mar 2020 House of Assembly
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Seventeen.
13 Mar 2020 House of Assembly
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Good afternoon, Mr. Chairman.
13 Mar 2020 House of Assembly
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First and foremost, Mr. Chai rman, let me open up my intervention today with thank-ing all the hard- working staff of both the Ministry of Education, the Department of Education, and every business unit that lies underneath that group. I believe they do a st ellar job and most times their efforts are not appreciated. And oftentimes there is a …
13 Mar 2020 House of Assembly
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And I think this is absolutely phenomenal because most persons do not even know that this level of instruction, or resources, are allocated to both college and career assessment in our school system. And so, if the Minister can elaborate on the work that is being done in regard to College and C areer Pathways. And I think this prepares …
13 Mar 2020 House of Assembly
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—College and Career Pat hways, if he can just speak to how the additional r esources that will go into that unit, what are some of the outcomes and outputs? Under 1712, Early Childhood Education—
13 Mar 2020 House of Assembly
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Like yourself, Mr. Chairman, I believe that Early Childhood Education is a critical component to setting our kids on pathways to success. The earlier the intervention and the earlier we get kids on structured learning paths, I believe it benefits our community well. And so, there are two units under Early Chil dhood Education, those are: 27175, which is Child …