The process of healing after a very fractious election campaign took a positive turn during a meeting of the Parliament on Friday with speeches by new and re-elected MPs.
Hon. Premier Wayne Panton on Monday evening formally announced his cabinet team saying their ministerial responsibilities aligned “around the key priorities of this administration.”
The new government of the Cayman Islands led by Hon. Premier Wayne Panton has received the blessings of HE Governor Martyn Roper as it sets about managing the affairs of the jurisdiction for the next four years.
A Proud Day - Selected Photographs of the Government
Another momentous day in the life of our country, is how re-elected Hon. Speaker of the Cayman Islands Parliament McKeeva Bush termed last Wednesday's opening of the new parliamentary term for the next four years.
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“This event today represents that consensus, the campaigning is over. It's time for us to work together to build consensus, build our community and build our country.”
There’s been a last-minute tectonic shift in Cayman’s post-election political landscape just hours before the new opening of parliament, swearing-in of the new batch of MPs (some returning) and the confirmation of a new government.
Earlier today, Premier Designate, G. Wayne Panton met with H.E. the Governor, Martyn Roper to provide him an update on the swearing in of Parliament and the formation of the Government.
Following what they say is a growing public call for accountability, transparency and better governance, the Anti-Corruption Commission launched a campaign about a month ago to enforce the fight against corruption, in particular, leading up to the general election.