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TheBahamasInvestor.com
Monday, May 14, 2012 Monday, May 14, 2012 |
The Cabinet Office announced today that Prime Minister Perry Christie has advised the Governor-General to complete the formation of the new cabinet with the following additional ministerial appointments:
HON. FREDERICK A. MITCHELL
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HON. DR. MICHAEL DARVILLE
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HON. V. ALFRED GRAY
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HON. DR. PERRY GOMEZ
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HON. SHANE GIBSON
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HON. KENDRED DORSETT
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HON. GLENYS HANNA MARTIN
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HON. DANIEL JOHNSON
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HON. MELANIE GRIFFIN
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HON. HOPE STRACHAN
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HON. KHAALIS ROLLE
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This second and final group of Ministers was sworn in at Government House May 11.
Making the announcement the Prime Minister indicated that he would be making mid-term ministerial adjustments with a view to bringing into the Cabinet some of the government backbenchers not included in the first round of selections.
Christie advised that this was particularly important having regard to his commitment to ensure the promotion of “new generation” candidates to a dominant position in his government during the course of the present term.
The Prime Minister also announced that Anthony Moss, the Member of Parliament-elect for Exuma has been appointed Parliamentary Secretary in the Ministry of Agriculture and Marine Resources and Cleola Hamilton, the Member of Parliament-elect for South Beach, has been appointed Parliamentary Secretary in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Immigration
Renward Wells, the MP-elect for Bamboo Town, has been appointed Parliamentary Secretary in the Ministry of Works and Urban Development.
The Prime Minister also announced that, at the opening of the new Parliament on the May 23, the government would move for the election of Kendal Major, the MP-elect for the Garden Hills constituency as the next Speaker of the House of Assembly and for the election of Deon Smith, the MP-elect for the Nassau Village constituency, as Deputy Speaker.
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