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Walter H. Roban

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10 Feb 2017 House of Assembly
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— what happens is for its ben efit. Thank you.
10 Feb 2017 House of Assembly
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Point of order, Mr. Speaker . Hon. Michael H. Dunkley: Mr. Speaker —
10 Feb 2017 House of Assembly
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Point of order.
10 Feb 2017 House of Assembly
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The Honourable Member is imputing improper motives, and unless he can table that e- mail, Mr. Speaker, and show evidence that a nyone on this side is responsible for that, he should not associate us with that e- mail.
10 Feb 2017 House of Assembly
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My Members have said clearly we have nothing to do with that activity.
3 Feb 2017 House of Assembly
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Yes, supplementary, Mr. Speaker.
3 Feb 2017 House of Assembly
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Can the Premier perhaps i nform us as to whom he had his conversations with during that day specifically, other than what he has stated here generally in his statement as to whom?
3 Feb 2017 House of Assembly
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Mr. Sp eaker.
3 Feb 2017 House of Assembly
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Mr. Speaker, can the Honour able Premier give us some insights as to exactly what was discussed between those parties at that meeting at Government House on that date and time?
3 Feb 2017 House of Assembly
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Yes. Yes, Mr. Speaker, supplementary. Can the Honourable Premier inform us as to what those options were, presented to him by those Bermuda House of Assembly members of Special Branch when he had that conversation?
3 Feb 2017 House of Assembly
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The Premier has not answered the question, but I do have a second one, Mr. Speaker.
3 Feb 2017 House of Assembly
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The Premier, in his answer, says no tactical options were discussed with members of the Bermuda Police Service on the 1 st or the 2nd. My question is, Can the Honourable Premier inform us if any tactical options were discussed with the Deputy Governor or Members of Cabinet on those two days, if not the Bermuda Police Service?
25 Nov 2016 House of Assembly
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Thank you, Mr. Speaker. It would be remiss for us, certainly on this side if we did not at least get up and associate ourselves with the condolences that were offered to the family of Mrs. Elizabeth D ookie- Scott, wife of former Senate Leader, Minister of Education, Milton Scott. I knew both. Obviously , knowing Milton, I would know …
25 Nov 2016 House of Assembly
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Thank you, Mr. Speaker . Mr. Speaker , perhaps things just do not happen in the right time because perhaps if the Honour able Member in constituency 31 had been the pitchman for this particular Bill, and it had the benefit of coming to the House earlier, we probably would not even be here, because I must say he presented …
25 Nov 2016 House of Assembly
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Well, Bermudians are the par tners in this tourism experience. They actually are the people that we rely on to assure that a visitor has a good experience in Bermuda. And that comes with making sure that Bermudians feel good about being in Bermuda. If Bermudians are stressed and aggravated and dissatisfied with their experience at home, that is going …
25 Nov 2016 House of Assembly
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Thank you, Mr. Speaker . So, that is what we all did at one point. Now, it is not the same expression that we do now. We would not necessarily encourage the same thing now. And I get that. Because things have changed, the exper ience of riding a livery cycle is different than it was when many of us …
25 Nov 2016 House of Assembly
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Okay. So there is going to be either option. But, again, there is a concern that we are adding anoth er fossil fuel driven vehicle to the whole mix in Bermuda. Now, Mr. Speaker , I must admit that perhaps I and others might have been a little bit more settled with this particular initiative if we had seen the …
25 Nov 2016 House of Assembly
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I do not know that. I am just hearing what they said. I have not seen it and no one directed me to where I could see an option. I have not seen it or some of the options that might be available. I am just saying that that in itself might have helped some people to be settled with …
25 Nov 2016 House of Assembly
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Not only dishonesty, but dis ability, frankly, that you have to destroy something to build up your own credibility. Argue your case in the face of whatever challenges you face and take out those arguments that challenge you one by one at a time to give credibility to your argument. Do not totally destroy and say, Well, that has absolutely …
25 Nov 2016 House of Assembly
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And so let us move forward trying to get e verybody on side, Mr. Speaker , so that this change, if it is going to come, will be something that we all can at least have a level of comfort with. Thank you, Mr. Speaker .