Almighty God, By whom alone kings reign and princes decree justice, and from whom alone cometh all counsel, wisdom and understanding, we thine unworthy servants here gather together in thy name, do most humbly beseech thee to send down thy heavenly wisdom from above, to direct and guide us in all our consultations, and grant that we, having thy fear always before our eyes, and laying aside all private interests, prejudices and partial affections. The result of all our counsels may be to the glory of thy blessed name, the maintenance of true religion and justice, the safety and honor and happiness of the Queen, the public wheel, peace and tranquility of Saint Lucia, and the uniting and knitting together of the hearts of all persons and estates within the same. In true Christian love and charity, one towards another, put Jesus Christ our Lord, amen. The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ and the love of God and the fellowship of the Holy Ghost be with us all evermore, amen. Good morning, members. I welcome you to another sitting of this honorable house. I wish to advise that I have received apologies from the member for Castry's East and Prime Minister, the member for Ancelary Canaries, who is the Chairman of the Economic Ministers of the OECS and he is conducting a virtual meeting this morning. The member for Micud South, and I wish at this point to advise that even as we don't normally do this but because he has himself placed it in the public domain, he has advised that he is unable to be here this morning because his father has been diagnosed with cancer. So I ask that you join with me in wishing the father of the leader of the opposition a speedy and full recovery. I have also been advised of the absence of the member for Grosely, who made us all proud yesterday for a brilliant keynote address at the opening ceremony of the Commonwealth Heads of Government. In fact, the person who presented him introduced him as the youngest minister in the Commonwealth and to have had the youngest minister a first-timer present the keynote address, I think, is a mark of distinction that we should all be proud of. I think our own Prime Minister speaks tomorrow, Leader of the Government, so we look forward to that. Honourable Members, I also wish to advise that with us today is a group of students, political science students from the University of Birmingham and if you see the member for Viewford South lustily applauding, that is because that is his alma mater and the way he did is one of them. The way he did is PhD, I think. So they are with us for a couple of weeks. We did a session with them last week and I thought it would be a good idea for them to have met one of the alumni who rose to the ranks of Prime Minister. We also have with us members of the YWIL organization, the Young Women in Leadership who will be having two sit-ins next week, a House and Senate entirely female so they are here with us to observe as well. And finally, Members, I wish to bring to some of your attention and to remind others that there is a Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Parliamentary Academy and there is an online degree that members should undertake and I want to compliment the member for Miku North who has begun an engagement in that regard and everything I have been told by the lecturers is that he is an excellent student who has been doing very well and I am sure at some point in time he would want to apprise members of the good of that program and it served him in good stead during his recent visit to the Australian Parliament where he also presented and I was witness virtually to that presentation and he also made us very proud so thank you very much Member for Miku North. In that same program is a program for the staff of Parliament and thanks to the efforts of the acting clock every member of the parliamentary staff let me repeat that every single member of the parliamentary staff is engaging in that program which will equip even the lowest staff member to come here and sit as a clock in the event that we need. Very much so Member. At this point Statement from Ministers Member for Sejak. Thank you Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker during my presentation to this Honourable House on the appropriation bill in April this year I spoke about the elephants in the room. Unfortunately, the elephants the rising prices of goods and services is still an occupant of the room and will unlikely make its exit in the near future. Mr. Speaker the dual shocks of the Covid-19 pandemic and the Ukraine-Russia war have led to a plethora of adverse negative shocks to small island states like St. Lucia. Chief among them being the supply shortages of key goods and high levels of inflation which have largely been transmitted through the price of oil and oil derivatives. Mr. Speaker at the beginning of January this year the price per barrel of crude oil was US $83.22 As of June 17, 2022 the price per barrel was US $109.56 This represents an increase of 32% or US $26.34 per barrel. Being a small open economy where almost everything has to be imported the rate of inflation as at March 2022 was 5.5% and climbing. The prices of goods and services within the major categories of consumer basket all recorded increases except for one clothing and footwear. Mr. Speaker and I will go and give a little bit of a breakdown food and non-alcoholic beverages percentage change from January to March 2022 versus January to March 2021 is 3.6% alcoholic beverages, tobacco and narcotics 1.7% clothing and footwear declined by 4.9% housing, water, electricity, gas and other fuels rose by a startling 16% Mr. Speaker furniture, household, equipment 6.3% health 3.6% transport 8% recreation and culture 7.8% Mr. Speaker My government is cognizant of these developments and the compounding effects and impact on the people of Central Asia In my address earlier this year I mentioned the list of measures which we intended to pursue to cushion the impact of rising prices on consumers As a minister responsible for commerce I felt it necessary to provide this honorable house with the latest developments regarding prices and the policies which our government have implemented thus far In the area of gasoline, diesel and LPG Mr. Speaker Consistent of the increase in oil prices the prices of gasoline, diesel and cooking gas have risen The government however remain committed to ensuring that every citizen is able to afford a cylinder of cooking gas notwithstanding the astronomical increase in price Mr. Speaker Allow me to share the extent to which my government is bearing the cost to ease the burden on the consumer Gasoline per imperial gallon The average price between January and December 2021 was $13.65 The average price now January to May 2022 is $14.95 An increase of $1.30 which is a 10% increase Diesel per imperial gallon 2021 was $13.25 Between January and May this year it is now $15.08 with an increase of $1.83 which is a 14% increase Mr. Speaker The 20 pound cylinder of cooking gas In 2021 this price was $31.42 The average for this year is $37.38 An increase of $5.96 a 19% increase Mr. Speaker The true cost of a cylinder of gas during 2022 is $56.80 The retail price as I said is $37.38 which means that our government this government is subsidizing a 20 pound cylinder of gas by $19.42 Mr. Speaker The 22 pound cylinder Mr. Speaker The price, the true cost $62.92 The retail price to the consumer $41.56 Mr. Speaker This government is subsidizing the 22 pound cylinder by $21.36 Mr. Speaker With your permission I will repeat this in Creole for the wider community Cylinder gas We know that this cylinder cost $20 and that cost $20 The total cost of $20 is $5.06 and $0.80 But the government has bought a gas station for $47.48 And the government has bought a 20 pound cylinder $19.42 Mr. Speaker The 20 pound cylinder cost $41.56 The government has bought $20.00 $20.00 and $21.36 Mr. Speaker And I want us to take a moment to focus on who these consumers are Mr. Speaker Mr. Speaker, the consumers are the civil servants the police officers the teachers the single mothers nurses firemen pensioners the employed and the unemployed the person residing at Cap Estate the person residing at Bonsai the person residing at Masham Boulevard the person residing at the Kastri CDC there and the persons residing at Baron's Rive and Palmystin Supreme Mr. Speaker the consumer is an SLP supporter as well as a United Workers Party supporter This government support it and a blue supporter Mr. Speaker this government of the Centrusia Labour Party understand the burden of increased prices and is committed to sustainably cushioning the fuel price burden on consumers amidst the current global crisis Mr. Speaker I will move from fuel to rice flour and sugar For bulk rice flour and sugar Mr. Speaker the Ministry of Commerce since the advent of COVID-19 has experienced a series of challenges pertaining to the procurement of basic food supplies being sold at a government supply warehouse we all know of the global challenges Mr. Speaker these challenges have severely affected the ministry's ability to replenish supplies of rice and flour and sugar in a timely manner Mr. Speaker despite the significant increase in prices my government has ensured that to date the price of these basic commodities have remained unchanged once they are purchased from the government supply warehouse and I will share again some of those prices from Mr. Speaker with your permission the actual cost of a 100 pound bag of rice and we are getting this supply from Saint Vincent and Guyana Mr. Speaker is it has moved from $85 to $98 and it has moved from $89 to $96 Mr. Speaker flour in Grenada and St. Lucia the prices has moved Mr. Speaker from $98 to $99 but what is most tackling Mr. Speaker as we proceed to get a new supply of flour the projected price for flour is now $130 a bag Mr. Speaker a whooping 31% increase brown sugar Mr. Speaker the prices have moved from $76 to $86 and while we get from Belize it has moved from $36.96 to $98.47 Mr. Speaker while all those increases have taken place we have the prices have remained stable at the government warehouse Mr. Speaker the price of a bag of sugar has increased by 40% and government have absorbed that 40% increase in the area of bread in particular Mr. Speaker as we continue our conversation with the bakers the average price the government subsidize an average bag of flour by 14% and that was up to May so the baker purchases at 85 whereas the average person purchases at 99 $14 per bag Mr. Speaker and what is that cost to our government for the year the total subsidy for flour is exactly EC $1 million Mr. Speaker or some $84,000 a month Mr. Speaker after sitting at the table with the bakers for over 6 months Mr. Speaker we had to sit and with the support of the Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Mr. Speaker we had to make a very delicate decision for the month of June and for the month of June so that we had no increase in the price of bread the request that we're getting from the bakers the government had to subsidize flour to the bakers Mr. Speaker to the tune of $387,520 Mr. Speaker that is the bakers we had to do that to enable the average person the single mother to be able to get the bread at the same price without a price increase Mr. Speaker Mr. Speaker I am saying this so that the average person understands that the government has heavily subsidize the price of flour to the bakers and maintaining the price of bread Mr. Speaker discussion if the bakers association continues and a further update will be given in due course Mr. Speaker it is important for the consumer to know that these commodities are all available and the whole sale and retail prices for package items is price control so you might go on the supermarket and see a flour that is package that might not be under the same retail price as the flour that is purchased at the government warehouse but I want to let the public know that for the flour rice and sugar purchased at the government warehouse a pong of rice is $1.25 a pong of flour is $1 a pong of brown sugar is $1 and a pong of white sugar is $1.10 Mr. Speaker Mr. Speaker the last segment is on price control items under this price control regime Mr. Speaker the government recently suspended the customs service charge of 6% on price control goods which include oil milk, tuna fish salted biscuits sardines, baby food and cement the prices of these goods are controlled either by a specific markup or by a fixed price the measure applies to all goods controlled by a specific markup for example milk powdered and evaporated milk attract markup of 7.5% and 10% on wholesale and retail prices respectively therefore the price of those goods Mr. Speaker at the supermarket small shops should not exceed the prices approved by the consumer affairs department despite the suspension of the customs service service charge Mr. Speaker should the land that cost or the CI value of these goods increase consumers should expect to see an increase in the price of these goods however the price would have been higher the customs service charge not being suspended the short term measure will apply to goods imported from June 1 to August 31, 2022 and discussions continue with the private sector Mr. Speaker during my trip to Guyana last week I visited the sugar supplier from Guyana, Guy Sukho and held discussions with the general manager and his team with a view to improving the supply of sugar to St. Lucia the agreement the arrangement that we agree on would necessitate increase warehouse space in St. Lucia Mr. Speaker I'm happy to report that the government is in the process of acquiring additional warehouse space in order to increase storage capacity to avert some of the shipping delays experience earlier this year especially now that we are in the hurricane season with respect to the rumors that major shipping companies have grounded the vessels due to fuel price hikes I would like to inform this honourable house and through you Mr. Speaker the general public that this statement is false what has maintained in this situation is that as the price of fuel increases vessels then increase the freight cost for shipments which is significantly impacting the final cost to consumers I am aware of a number of detractors are sharing false information and causing panic buying and I am saying that this situation needs to be under control Mr. Speaker the ministry has received commitment from all parties including distributors manufacturers service providers retailers, supermarket operators the bakers grocery shop operators that they will continue to work collaboratively with the government throughout this difficult time to continue to supply goods and services to the people of St. Lucia Mr. Speaker I want to place on record that those businesses at themselves providing these services to the public at reduced profits and in some cases at great cost and inconvenience to themselves and today I want to publicly thank them for their shared sacrifice Mr. Speaker through you I want to remind the general public of the promise of the St. Lucia Labour Party while out of office and now in office and that promise is putting you the people of St. Lucia first throughout this difficult period your government continues to put you first by subsidizing your cooking gas by subsidizing the bread that you purchase everyday and some of the basic food items on your table and by ensuring that the gas that is purchased that there is no profit or no excess taxes being used by the government all of it is being cushioned so that life can be easier for you I want to through you Mr. Speaker I want to remind the general public to please use this moment and to make some basic adjustments to your consumption patterns and to look towards growing what you eat and eating what we grow Mr. Speaker, I am of the firm view that if we continue along this path of collaboration partnership shared sacrifice and national strategic refocusing we will emerge from this crisis a stronger and better country I thank you the minister for the public service home affairs labor did you not put on your light I thought your light went down I am not saying it down just shift just shift your seat member I call on a member the minister for the public service home affairs labor and gender affairs I rise to address some very pertinent issues in the ministry of the public service home affairs labor and gender affairs I want to inform you Mr. Speaker that this week we are observing public service week as we join the rest of the world and members of the United Nations in the recognition of public service day on June 23 2022 the theme for this week is embracing digital government post pandemic Mr. Speaker we are fully aware of what COVID-19 pandemic did to the world of work especially in the public service many public officers had to work from home or online and this may very well be the beginning of what is yet to come as we need to explore this new way of work given the critical role of technology in the developmental process in our country Mr. Speaker this week will be observed with a series of activities of which some of the main features will include an ecumenical service which will be held tomorrow Wednesday June 22 at the minor basilica of the Immaculate Conception from 10 am Mr. Speaker we need to pray for the many public officers in all government agencies who are making tremendous sacrifices to serve our people Mr. Speaker I invite you and all members of parliament to attend along with members of your staff and ministries Mr. Speaker tomorrow Wednesday we will also have activities to engage the youth to participate in a campaign that will involve from 4 students from all secondary schools ages 15 to 16 and there are 2 students at the Arfalwis Community College as public service volunteers in their communities they will be receiving prizes which will be announced on Monday June 27, 2022 Mr. Speaker on Thursday June 23, 2022 this is the public service day and all persons who are employed by government are encouraged to wear orange to mark the day let us make it a big event Mr. Speaker our public officers are making tremendous sacrifices to keep this country functioning especially in these trying times when we came from a stressful situation of poor governance on July 26, 2021 the COVID-19 pandemic we started in March 2020 and now the war between Russia and Ukraine Mr. Speaker we need to encourage public servants to give their best and support them to strive to give efficient and effective service by putting people first all agencies are encouraged to show appreciation on Friday June 24 by recognizing their colleagues who have given 20 to 25 years service 25 to 30 years service and 30 and above they have solved our country well our fair healing Mr. Speaker we are in the process of modernizing the public service so we can better solve our people Mr. Speaker I move quickly to the department and this is the area that has captured the interest of all sentlosions given the situation in this country Mr. Speaker I want to share with you some of the developments and status with regards to the introduction of the e-passports program in sentlosia Mr. Speaker the security and integrity of sentlosia passport is critical to maintaining international acceptance and facilitating travel for sentlosion citizens Mr. Speaker the passport office continually reviews its passport documents processes and systems used to issue them this involves ongoing dialogue not only with current suppliers but with law enforcement agents and other international organizations such as the international civil aviation authority in the implementation of practices recommended by this globally recognized institution a command do Mr. Speaker Zafiq passport class by Muna Syaitat Show with Mabre Yoko Puan who serve government in a cafe say passport class Muna Nyatulman puta yukai niwa passport qui ple facile a kika accepte a plus international Mr. Speaker the passport office must be ever vigilant and proactive in his quest to fulfill his mandate of providing an effective and efficient passport service especially as means to support the citizen by investment program consa of Mr. Speaker noni citizen by investment program excellent passport at nonipu weki passport biya wegle kota yupasa femalis api the next steps will provide the immigration ministry with the time frame to transition to full compliance as recommended by the international civil aviation organization ICAO regarding E-Passport as technologies and requirements evolve we must improve the systems that drive them the current system and process was designed and implemented over a decade ago to support enhancement and improvement over time such as the operational seamless shift to E-Passport this foundation will ensure that St. Lucia remains at the front line of border security although it is recognized that the E-Passport is the next logical generation of passports some of the benefits of the E-Passport the E-Passport is the next generation of travel documents and has many advantages as well as direct benefits for the bearer of the document Mr. Speaker protection against identity fraud E-Passport reduce the risk of tampering an identity fraud by adding a digital record of the information contained on that printed data page for an E-Passport to be considered genuine and altered the microchip data must match the printed data the biological information and document specific data loaded into the microchip cannot be tampered with edited or modified once program Mr. Speaker this raises the security barrier to a new level against counterfeiters and those seeking to alter the electronic document E-Passport Mr. Speaker will help improve border security measures to create greater safety for our people and when we talk about crime we don't look at the other areas that we need to secure in order to control criminal activity and if we can control our border by having security measures that is one measure of combating crime in Central Asia it will improve the citizen by investment program as it would respond to the need to elevate the security procedures in issuing passports under the CIP Mr. Speaker the E-Passport will provide greater protection of privacy of information the introduction of E-Passport will embrace bilateral and multilateral agreements such as the US visa waiver program and the comparable agreements with the European Union it should be noted that some of these programs have expanded passports owing in part to the secure nature of the document and risk assessment performed on a country by country basis Mr. Speaker with the introduction of an E-Passport solutions traveling to the European Union may be better position to benefit greatly given that the European Union has agreed to extend the visa exam program to include a number of Caribbean nations so we are raising the bar Mr. Speaker Mr. Speaker we need to speak of the modernization of the public service we have to be up to standard with global trends today an estimated 136 nations are issuing E-Passports or will start production by the end of 2022 this translates to more than 70% of all the ICAO member states Mr. Speaker since its introduction in 2005 an estimated 1 billion passport have been issued and in circulation Mr. Speaker regionally within the Caribbean E-Passports are issued by the following nations Antigone, Barbuda Bahamas, Barberas Bellies to launch in 2022 Dominica Grenada Jamaica to be launched in 2023 Saint Kitts and Nivis and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines so we are just playing catch up now Mr. Speaker the Department of Home Affairs do express apologies for the disruption and long delays in obtaining new passports Nusa Munkabadiye Yokagvingadebu Passports but Muka Apoloji by say Munkabadiye Department Emigration because right now Mr. Speaker we have some issues one, it has to deal with the transition from our regular passport to the E-Passports and we also have challenges with the conditions of service in terms of occupation safety and health issues in that department the air quality has not been up to standard and we have had to close the place a number of occasions we are encouraging persons who need the passport for urgent matters to travel or for medical reasons to apply for the passports but those who just want to renew because we are making the transition to the new passport the E-Passport we will not want you to renew your passports now and later you have to move over to an E-Passport so we are asking you to be patient as we do that transition Mr. Speaker if all goes well we should be ready to issue the E-Passport next month July 2022 I ask everyone to be a little patient as we prepare to deliver improved and quality service to the people let us hope and pray that all goes well for the good of all Mr. Speaker let me inform you and this honourable house that the much anticipated reports the review of borderlay is ready to be examined by the cabinet of ministers so we can start the necessary changes needed to improve the environment at the borderlay correctional facility I want to thank the team of five that have worked tirelessly on a weekly basis to deliver this report which will guide the way forward for the institution Mr. Speaker in order to combat crime in the society we have to address the situation before during and after every criminal act is committed in St. Lucia we cannot wait to send condolences and RIP to families we have to fight we have to do what is necessary to curb the scourge of crime in our country Mr. Speaker the government is investing in many social programs to strengthen the family unit especially single mothers who have to raise their sons and daughters with very little support we need to reactivate many of the organizations that keep young people occupied in a meaningful manner we need to create opportunities for employment so families can put food on the table pay the bills purchase medicine send children to school and this is what this government has been doing during the last ten months Mr. Speaker Mr. Speaker during the last ten months I have visited all the fire stations and the police stations in St. Lucia with the exception of two fire stations and three police stations I have visited the department of probation and parole bodily correctional facility the immigration department and the marine unit employees in all these departments Mr. Speaker are getting ready to start training again after it was talked by the last administration for the last few years there was zero contribution in the budget for these persons to get training to carry out their duties so now we have reinstated the funds and they are getting ready for training the prime minister made an allocation to undertake repairs at bodily and all police and fire stations throughout the island Mr. Speaker I was able to assess the conditions in which these officers work and there is room for much improvement this government care about people and will support our people although we have limited resources in at our disposal Mr. Speaker what a caring government does by putting people first Mr. Speaker the department of home affairs has just gotten started with the establishment of the unit for youth justice program or youth at risk and that is another measure that is in place to combat crime this unit is designed to help in the prevention of crime focusing on our young persons who are experiencing many challenges in the early years it will be put together resources and exports from the various public agencies currently engage in dealing with young persons involved in antisocial behavior crime gang all forms of abuse vending behavior and other adverse risk Mr. Speaker we do not fight crime after it is committed we have to fight it before it is committed and that is why the social programs of government is what will help us arrest the situation and we have seen the statistics at borderline and I have made it clear in this house that the age level is reducing it means we have too many young people who are finding themselves in that correctional facility we have to stop it and we can only stop it by creating opportunities for our people building our families and strengthening the network to bring this country in a safer and more conducive environment to live Mr. Speaker I move quickly to the department of labor and this department Mr. Speaker is ready for some major reform Mr. Speaker I was privileged to meet the employees in the department of labor and they are not happy they are not motivated to carry out their duties the work environment needs improvement I have given them the assurance that the suggestions will be taken into consideration in the restructuring of the department Mr. Speaker as you are fully aware in March to be precise March 8th, 2022 this government the government of St. Lucia passed and enacted a very powerful piece of legislation on domestic violence and Mr. Speaker you are here, you heard what was discussed well Mr. Speaker I would like to report that this piece of legislation has been well received locally, regionally and internationally Mr. Speaker so far St. Lucia has been receiving great human material and financial support to help us realize the intention of the Domestic Violence Act Mr. Speaker we are getting reports that certain sections of the act are misinterpreted in its implementation Mr. Speaker we call on all agencies to be vigilant in monitoring the manner in which the act is applied as cases of domestic violence are reported and dealt with by the police and the family court Mr. Speaker the Atoni General is currently drafting regulations that are needed to help agencies interpret the different sections of the Domestic Violence Act Mr. Speaker we know the challenges we are facing in the country today and St. Lucia is not the only one experiencing the rise in the cost of living and I want to encourage our people to make some sacrifices and as was mentioned by my colleague earlier, we have to adjust we have to make adjustment to our plans because it cannot be business as usual Mr. Speaker the government under the strong leadership of the Honorable Prime Minister and the group of dedicated men and women in the Cabinet and Parliament we will prevail we will provide support to those who are most in need by ensuring that there is bread they get the freedom and there is justice for all Mr. Speaker let us prepare to serve the people as we brace ourselves to present and debate some of the most powerful pieces of legislation which will be tabled here today like the banking amendment public debt management youth economy agency and a much awaited special prosecutor bill Mr. Speaker we have some serious decisions to make for us to take this country to a level in this trying times and I call on the people in my constituency in Barbolo to be patient I am prepared to continue to give them the support and representation they deserve with every ounce of energy I have Mr. Speaker thank you for your attention as the struggle continues by putting the people first Minister and the office of the prime minister with responsibility for housing and local government Thank you very much Mr. Speaker and I want to join you in extending the warmest welcome to our visitors from Birmingham University the alma mater of my beloved sister and attorney-at-law Welcome Mr. Speaker I rise today to report to the good people of this country on our stewardship but more particularly mine for the last 10 months or so after all on July 26, 2021 the people of Castry Central offer me to accept a job from the Honourable Prime Minister by placement in his cabinet the people of Castry Central hired me and in that regard until such time I remain the humble servant Mr. Speaker I have had reason to speak on several previous occasions on what I found on two different developments that I inherited from the last administration and they are the shock and talvun developments I have updates on each of these Mr. Speaker Mr. Speaker I'm sure you will recall that I disclose developments were subject to an 80-20 agreement that is both developments were given to fresh start they were put in the infrastructure and from the proceeds of sale fresh start would get 80% and government would get 20% irrespective of the ownership of the land being invested in the government and people of this country that meant Mr. Speaker for both developments for every thousand dollars $800 would be that of fresh start and a mere $200 would be that of the government and people of Saint Lucia as we say colloquially Mr. Speaker Well Mr. Speaker I am sure you and all others who have heard such an outrageous decision would assume that something is not right as it does not sound right with those deals after several meetings inclusive of the office of the Attorney General was advised Mr. Speaker that both of those contracts be terminated for cause this was done and both contracts were terminated a team was engaged Mr. Speaker to advise the National Housing Corporation on essentially how to move forward on completion of each of this development this was done and the team which comprised of Mr. John Peters Mr. Adrian Dulcy and Mr. Terence Sinclair produced extremely comprehensive reports of each of the developments Mr. Speaker they are quite voluminous Mr. Speaker but from a cursory inspection one can decipher how comprehensive this Bible is Mr. Speaker before I even disclose the more salient findings of that esteemed trio I need to ask the former Minister of Housing why was he on that short development so often Mr. Speaker I need to ask him were the contractors working for him in a personal capacity you see Mr. Speaker every time anyone visited the site there was a member of staff of the National Housing Corporation who was stationed at the development and would make a note of the visitor Mr. Speaker the former Minister's name Guy Joseph appears so much as a visitor one needs to ask whether he lived on the development and that is why Mr. Speaker I wait with better breath I wait with extreme anxiety of the appointment of the special prosecutor because one one would need to listen what other considerations were taking cognizance of to arrive at this outrageously disadvantageous deal to government I guess time will tell so Mr. Speaker the team found that there were many material breaches by the company Frester things which ought to have been done by them were never done and therefore determination with cause for both of the developments was totally justified they were supposed to have gotten approval from Lucillek and the costings they did not wasco costings and approval they did not they were supposed to do estimates for the infrastructure and to provide a bank guarantee for those estimates if there were no estimates Mr. Speaker they cannot be a bank guarantee for what does not exist so in a nutshell Mr. Speaker I tell you of the material breaches that essentially lent themselves to a justifiable termination of both contracts Mr. Speaker as one team member said new government cannot be seen to be continuing an illegality he considered both developments an illegality but you see Mr. Speaker I pause here to reminisce a bit that is how the last government operated they operated as though they were above the law they operated with utmost lawlessness I don't have to go into a multiplicity of examples which I know the member from Switzerland will be very well acquainted with very well acquainted with lawlessness from the top no deputy speaker first sitting of parliament beyond the 30 days prescribed by the constitution when the prime minister was asked about that he had the audacity to say to the media Mr. Speaker that the constitution did not impose any sanctions or did not stipulate sanctions as if implicitly he can, he's at liberty to bridge constitutional provisions with total impunity that is what he meant Mr. Speaker and that is the lawlessness with which the last administration went about the business Mr. Speaker Mr. Speaker I cannot help but remember the last administration undertook a human resource center in Bekso and as soon as the local government was installed I spoke with the rep and I asked them to check on what is happening because facilities come under council's management Mr. Speaker you will not believe that it was the constituency of the same guy Joseph a 10 million dollar project 10 million dollar project sitting on a river bank a river bank was not approved not only it was not approved the development control authority delineated 26 reasons not one or two Mr. Speaker 26 reasons why this human resource center should not be constructed in that locality but again Mr. Speaker you were dealing with a bunch of men sideline legality and so notwithstanding the blatant refusal for permission to build in that location the human resource center went ahead the human resource center went ahead they had already spent almost a million dollars in the foundation but last week and mind you Mr. Speaker it is not the DC of this current government who did not approve it the development control authority the board that was instituted by the last administration under whom they served were the ones who did not approve it for 26 reasons this new board came in I think they multiplied it 26 by 2 and so in a nutshell Mr. Speaker neither of the boards that serve under the different administrations have given the nod to the project but yet a 10 million dollar project has started and then we talk about lawlessness we talk about lawlessness but if we do not exemplify what adherence to the law is what do we expect from our citizens and you know Mr. Speaker that project continues I don't know how it happened you know sometimes Mr. Speaker I've told my colleagues that we need to examine what is happening around us because the 10 million dollars yang mempunyai perjalanan di sebuah bank bagaimana perjalanan dapat kita menghubung pengalaman dari sebuah institusi yang biasanya menghubung dan menghubung dan tetap sebagai perempuan anda perlukan approval ini ada 26 sebabnya seseorang perlu menghubungkan Mr. Speaker kerana anda tidak boleh beritahu saya keadaan itu kebanyakan kebanyakan tidak sama dengan Ayota keadaan tidak sama sekali 26 sebabnya anda tahu tentang itu? iya jadi Mr. Speaker biar saya kembali ke perkara lain dalam perjalanan tidak adalah perjalanan modus pengalaman terakhir perjalanan setiap kebanyakan dan membuat bagi mereka tetapi Mr. Speaker untuk berakhir pada perjalanan perjalanan telvon apabila Frestart dibuat di perjalanan mereka beritahu 10,000 sebabnya 27 juta mereka beritahu Mr. Speaker untuk berjalan 26,990,000 iya ialah yang mereka beritahu apa yang mereka cari Mr. Speaker mereka cari Mr. Speaker untuk mulakan perjalanan semula untuk mengambil perjalanan terakhir tidak akan berkongsi begitu banyak ia akan berkongsi $23,000,000 $4,000,000 untuk apa yang mereka berkongsi walaupun mereka tidak berkongsi 50% perjalanan mereka beritahu Mr. Speaker bahawa perjalanan terakhir adalah $11,000,000 dan kita perlukan $12,000,000 untuk membuat perjalanan itu tetapi Mr. Speaker apa yang mereka beritahu dan lagi yang mereka beritahu apa yang mereka beritahu Mr. Speaker bahawa tidak ada perjalanan antara perjalanan terakhir dan itu dalam perjalanan saya boleh beritahu anda kerana saya hanya minta maaf saya lupa kata-kata saya selalu bersedia untuk pergi jadi Mr. Speaker total $23,000,000 akan membuat perjalanan dari perjalanan terakhir untuk memiliki semua perjalanan terakhir dalam perjalanan tetapi saya beritahu Mr. Speaker apa yang mereka beritahu bahawa perjalanan terakhir dan perjalanan tidak ada perjalanan tidak ada perjalanan apa yang beritahu bagaimana mereka beritahu Mr. Speaker apabila anda melihat perjalanan anda akan melihat sesuatu yang berkata-kata tidak ada perjalanan dan sementara itu perjalanan telah diberikan dan mereka beritahu bahawa kita tiada pilihan tetapi untuk mengambil aplikasi perjalanan terakhir dan untuk mempunyai aplikasi baru yang mengambil perjalanan terakhir dalam perjalanan terakhir itu yang terakhir menyebabkan perjalanan terakhir dan ia sebab perjalanan terakhir dalam perjalanan terakhir yang mereka beritahu perjalanan terakhir seorang saja perjalanan terakhir dan itu adalah perkara yang berlaku Mr. Speaker apabila anda berikan perjalanan untuk mengambil perjalanan sebagai perjalanan terakhir dan ia beri 12 juta dolar perjalanan terakhir dalam satu hari itu itu apa yang berlaku Mr. Speaker dan sekarang kita mempunyai pilihan kita mempunyai peneliti tetapi satu perkara yang saya yakin Mr. Speaker apabila orang-orang berada di John Peters, Adrian Dulcy Teran Sinclair untuk menyebabkan saya dan perjalanan terakhir kita akan bergerak dan kita akan menunjukkan bahawa kita akan mengembangkan perjalanan terakhir dan menolakkan perjalanan kepada orang-orang di negara ini Mr. Speaker apabila ia berlaku dengan saluran lagi apabila perjalanan terakhir menyebabkan perjalanan terakhir dengan perjalanan terakhir 7 juta 7 juta tetapi perjalanan terakhir bahawa perjalanan terakhir berlaku dengan saluran lagi lebih dari 3 juta sekarang apabila saya melihat perjalanan terakhir dan saya melihat pilihan yang berlaku dengan saluran lagi perjalanan terakhir berlaku dengan saluran lagi tetapi perjalanan terakhir anda tahu apa yang berlaku apabila saya melihat 3 juta vs 7 juta ia berlaku dengan pilihan untuk St. Jude pilihan yang berlaku dengan St. Jude Mr. Speaker diterima oleh teknologi yang berlaku dengan 3 juta apabila ia berlaku dalam perjalanan terakhir dengan perjalanan terakhir perjalanan terakhir berlaku dengan 9 juta dengan 9 juta dan sehingga Mr. Speaker saya faham berlaku dengan perjalanan terakhir dan perjalanan terakhir berlaku dengan perjalanan terakhir bahawa jika Putin sudah membuat Ukraine, ia akan berlaku dengan pilihan untuk pilihan anda tahu? dan pada masa yang sama Mr. Speaker tidak, sejujurnya saya tidak boleh menunggu seorang pelajar terbesar Mr. Speaker pada masa yang sama ada sebuah kota 26 juta yang berlaku dengan pilihan untuk Miku South dalam kemahiran terakhir $26 juta untuk kemahiran terakhir kemahiran terakhir dan pada masa yang sama dan pada masa yang sama ada sebuah kota 11 hari sebelum pilihan 11 hari untuk $70 juta $70 juta $70 juta bagaimana kita akan berlaku jika tidak ada pilihan juta 26 juta 2021 bagaimana kita akan berlaku? anda tahu? dan Mr. Speaker itu sebuah kota itu sebuah kota itu sebuah kota yang berlaku dan seperti kota apabila anda menyebabkan kota sebelum pilihan, mereka mengambil pilihan pilihan orang ini mempunyai pilihan pilihan pilihan yang berlaku pada setiap projek dan saya boleh beritahu anda dalam kemahiran itu seorang pelajar terbesar yang akan memutuskan untuk dia memang Mr. Speaker dia seorang pelajar itu benar kami yang mempunyai program Pilihan National Housing Assistance telah diperlukan oleh masyarakat tetapi memperkenalkan diri seorang pelajar terbesar yang mempunyai pelajar mereka tidak membuat perkara yang sama untuk sesiapa yang mempunyai pilihan oleh pelajar terbesar yang mempunyai Mr. Speaker saya memperkenalkan pilihan pilihan yang terbesar yang mempunyai pilihan yang terbesar dari pilihan pilihan di luar dan berat dari St. Lucia dibina oleh pilihan pilihan terbesar yang terbesar anda mengambil pilihan saya Pilihan Pilihan Pilihan tidak satu rumah Pilihan Pilihan apa yang mereka lakukan? Oh iya, mereka bawa pilihan pada pilihan pilihan apakah anda mempunyai pilihan Pilihan Pilihan untuk memperkenalkan pilihan pilihan dan memperkenalkan pilihan kita pilihan pilihan pilihan pilihan untuk selama 99 tahun dan anda tahu anda tahu apa yang berlaku Mr. Speaker?   Speaker dan cuba seperti yang kita bawa Pn.  Speaker ekonomi kita seperti itu kita merasa keadaan keadaan yang lain dan itu sebenarnya tapi ada sedikit yang kita boleh lakukannya ia seperti perubahan klinik kita merasa keadaan tapi kita mengambil keadaan kecil keadaan keadaan tetapi kita merasa keadaan Pn. Speaker dengan program ini tak nak kata kita tak ada masalah ya, kita ada kerana ia cukup inovasi pengalaman terlalu lama dan saya merasakan keadaan di mana pengalaman juga saya merasakan semua ini keadaan ini tak terlalu lama kadang-kadang Pn. Speaker anda bergerak dengan keadaan yang berlaku yang berlaku untuk memperbaiki anda daripada keadaan yang anda suka tapi saya harap, Pn. Speaker orang yang berjalan dengan saya dan di sekitar saya, memahami bahawa kita tak dapat berhubung untuk tidak mempunyai orang yang mempunyai pengalaman yang mereka berharap akan diberikan dan saya beritahu Pn. Speaker untuk mempunyai keadaan saya dengan keadaan yang berlaku dengan keadaan yang berlaku dengan sesiapa jika ia berlaku pada pengalaman jika ia berlaku dengan pengalaman atau jika ia ada seseorang yang berlaku untuk memperbaiki pengalaman yang berlaku Pn. Speaker kami ada masalah yang sedap dan seperti yang saya katakan kadang-kadang anda dapat pilihan yang berlaku untuk pengalaman tetapi pada masa keadaan yang berlaku dengan keadaan yang berlaku Pn. Speaker anda akan melihat bahawa pengalaman yang berlaku jadi anda menyebabkan saya untuk pengalaman yang berlaku saya menyebabkan anda untuk pengalaman yang berlaku ia $150 $750, anda dapat periksa ambil kepada MNC MNC beritahu anda anda menyebabkan $120 itu adalah kebenaran dan sehingga Pn. Speaker saya berharap sekejap teman-teman saya akan menyeronokkan keadaan kami dan akan menyebabkan keadaan yang berlaku apabila keadaan dan pengalaman boleh dibayar sepanjang dalam 48 jam Pn. Speaker apabila keadaan dan ada keadaan yang berlaku dan segala-galanya ia harus dibayar dalam 48 jam Kita telah menyebabkan Pn. Speaker keadaan kami keadaan yang berlaku dan akan menyebabkan keadaan yang berlaku Pn. Speaker sekejap saya menyebabkan keadaan yang berlaku dalam keadaan kami hari ini dan menyebabkan keadaan yang berlaku tentuan Pn. Speaker Yosef invested adalah pengalaman Pn. Officer Pn. Minister terakan seseorang kembali terima kasih, Pn. Speaker Pn. Speaker sekalian Selamat pagi Zaeplun Dekatkan Pn. Speaker Pn. Speaker Pn. Speaker .. masalah. Aksan untuk memutuskan kemas peraturan bahagian negatif terakhir dari kemasan, tetap dalam beberapa jenis, dan kepadamu telah disiniasikan untuk memperiksa peraturan yang baru, tiga jenis kesilapan adalah Mmonkey Pox, dengir dan pandemi COVID-19 Kepanggilan Mmonkey. Ada sebuah hal global menggunakan Pox Mmonkey, dan Pemilihan kembali keadaan kesejaan di Syarikat dan keadaan kita telah diperkenalkan untuk menguruskan kesejaan jika ia terdekat di St. Lucia. Saya berisik jika ia terdekat di St. Lucia. Ia tak dikatakan bahawa tersebut bahawa sebarang kes yang diberikan adalah lagu perjalanan yang mengatakan sejarah keadaan keadaan keadaan keadaan keadaan keadaan di negara dan syarikat. Peraturan ini berhasil mengawas sebagai pengalaman oleh organisasi wawal sehingga ini adalah kali pertama yang banyak kesan Monkey Pox dan pelajaran diberi berkongkuran dalam negara pandemi dan negara pandemi pada masa yang sama. St. Lucia tidak mengambil kesan Monkey Pox untuk berjumpa, tetapi kami sedang membuat kesan di negara, hanya sebab ini berlaku. Peraturan, peraturan dan perangkat dalam peraturan awal adalah yang sama dengan perangkatan dan perangkatan. Mereka juga mengambil perangkatan, perangkatan dan perangkatan. Peraturan untuk Monkey Pox dalam perangkatan adalah memperkenalkan oleh perangkatan KBHK. Peraturan dengan Monkey Pox adalah bergantung untuk perangkatan dan perangkatan. Peraturan dan perangkatan adalah penting. Pempatan mungkin berlaku lebih seronok dan hidup menggantungkan kemampuan. Peraturan, perangkatan dan perangkatan telah menyebabkan perangkatan. Peraturan dan perangkatan. Peraturan, perangkatan dan perangkatan. Perangkatan telah diberi di tempatan. Perangkatan dengan perangkatan KBHK dan memperkenalkan perangkatan dalam perangkatan negara dalam perangkatan KBHK. Perangkatan dalam perangkatan dan perangkatan adalah perangkatan yang dipanggil di hospital Victoria. Perangkatan dengan perangkatan dengan perangkatan dan perangkatan negara. Perangkatan dengan perangkatan dan perangkatan KBHK akan teruskan perangkatan dalam perangkatan yang berlaku untuk menjadikan kemampuan Monkey Pox jika diperangkatan dalam perangkatan. Kita teruskan menyebabkan semua perangkatan untuk menjadi sangat berlaku. Pertama, Covid-19. Puan St. Lucia berlaku untuk mengingatkan perangkatan yang berlaku di negara. Paling kemampuan sosial adalah dihidupkan dengan kawasan dari perangkatan dan perangkatan Covid-19 yang diperkannya oleh perangkatan. Puan St. Lucia akan teruskan berlaku dengan semua sehingga kita berlaku dengan lebih jauh dan biasa menggambarkan perangkatan Covid-19. Kita berlaku dengan semua Puan St. Lucia untuk teruskan menyebabkan perangkatan sosial dan perangkatan keluarga. Perangkatan Covid-19 telah berlaku dalam perangkatan yang berlaku dalam perangkatan yang berlaku di negara. Kita sekarang berlaku dalam perangkatan yang berlaku dengan total 3464 perangkatan yang berlaku pada perangkatan 62 perangkatan sehingga perangkatan sehingga pukul 18-13 bulan 2022. Perangkatan yang berlaku adalah daripada Barbu No Denry dan VA4. Perangkatan kawasan untuk 5% dari perangkatan pada minggu depan. Perangkatan yang berlaku berlaku di bawah 20. Di bawah 20 perangkatan di hospital yang berlaku. Kita berlaku dalam perangkatan yang berlaku pada masa ini. Perangkatan yang berlaku adalah di bawah 20. Kita berlaku dalam perangkatan yang berlaku. Kita berlaku untuk berlaku untuk berlaku dengan kejutan sehingga kita menghargai perangkatan dan memperkenalkan perangkatan dalam perangkatan. Perangkatan lain berlaku kembali ke normal dalam perangkatan mereka. Perangkatan adalah, tiba-tiba, memperkenalkan perangkatan yang berlaku untuk mengawasi perangkatan dan memperkenalkan perangkatan. Perangkatan masih ada di semua perangkatan. Ia jadi saya ingat anda mengambil perangkat dan memperkenalkan. Teru, perangkatan yang berlaku. Perangkatan yang berlaku dan ini mempunyai Yang padamkan kelembunan dalam desa kecewaan ke mauie seperti sejumlaie dengge dan leptospirosis. The Minister of Health is closely monitoring the mosquito indexes in the various communities and notes high levels from May 2022. As such we have commenced activities to reduce and prevent an outbreak of Dengge fever. Mereka mengambil alasan ini, pilihan pakaian dari Kamping Dengef di M203 di bawah Sama, di bawah Kamping Meklin, dan beberapa pakaian, dan yang mengambil alasan untuk mengambil alasan. Mereka mengambil alasan untuk mengambil alasan, di sekeliling, alasan yang terberat di sekurang-kurangnya, untuk alasan pengalaman, dan alasan yang berlaku, juga mengambil alasan yang perlu dipercayai. We are visiting community and also households. We have begun fogging operations from April of this year, public education using various media and other activities will include school exhibitions and airing or public announcements and so forth. The public, Mr Speaker, is reminded to review the household and community and communities for mosquito and rodent breeding grounds. The use of mosquito nets is also advised. And I would like to implore all parliamentary representatives to join with and support the environmental health department by leading the various cleanup campaigns and other initiatives within the communities. Together we can reduce the impact of those vector-borne diseases by all playing our part and keeping the community clean. I wish, Mr Speaker, to speak to monkeypox in Kuala Lumpur. The other areas are well-known and I wish this new area, I wish to explain to the people of St. Lucia the threat of monkeypox. Lania maladi nef ki nuka kuye alangglee monkeypox. Monkipoxala Sengkarte maladi ki nuka kuye al-Difuwa P.I. Pertama-tama, organisasi Sete Modial Kawe otoka Monkipoxala al-Difuwa P.I. Nuka kuye al-Difuwa P.I. nuka kuye al-Difuwa P.I. nuka kuye al-Difuwa P.I. minis Sete Ebetlok Organisasi ni ko nuka kuye Kaffra peace – ibu kan bantuan ibu kan bantuan ibu kan bantuan ibu kan bantuan ibu kan bantuan ibu kan bantuan ibu kan bantuan misa – mal. Si usati piersi bagaimana sahaja, ia potong untuk alihwe doktor, paske la ni a monkey pox kakui. Mem si nu pokok jeveni a set lisi.  Europe evek ame weak exi plaster la. Kisah minislas a fer?  Nus a kuma se intrua ma ala monkey ka toa va ia sate. Evek usi nu kai toa va evek a organisasio sate a kawai blan nuka kui kafra. Evek a ezro long la laba ala lab nu me ma seplisi. Nuka gade kimanya nusa a fer sistem nu plimere punu teste si nu ni a kai monkey pox.  Sia a vledi si nu jevena ka monkey pox nuka ni puma de se muna obe muna pu we te pak koi pital pu yon de ju paske monkey pox la se malad kisah sote sote a yon mun pu a le a lot a lot mun. Usi nuka a toa va evek organisasio modial evek organisasio a kawai blan. Nuka continuee doktor evek nos evek tutmun kak continuee gadeza fesala evek nuka di stutja setli si po pon po ko sion sote ni pias sekalte sote pias sebarai sala a lewe doktor. Thank you very much, Mr. Speaker. Minister for Education, Sustainable Development, Innovation, Science, Technology and Vocational Training. Mr. Speaker, I want to wish you a statement this morning in my capacity as Minister of Education, Sustainable Development, Innovation, Science, Technology and Vocational Training. Mr. Speaker, when this government took office 10 months ago, though we recognized the many challenges faced by the Ministry of Education, we were even more cognizant of the many opportunities which exist for the transformation of our education landscape. We all know of the many challenges that COVID-19 brought onto our shores, and how it has adversely impacted the education sector. But what gave us hope, Mr. Speaker, was the resilience and adaptability of many of our education leaders, our teachers and our students. And although there is still some way to go, we are elated by what the future holds for education in St. Lucia. While not underplaying the significance of the face-to-face interaction and experiences, this government recognizes the integration of ICTs into education as an important tool in positioning our citizens to compete with the rest of the world in this technologically-driven era. Today's loner, Mr. Speaker, is a digital citizen. For this reason, the government took the decision to immediately reinstate the One Laptop per Child program. While Senator Dr. Pauline Antoine Prospect, Pemeriksaan Pemeriksaan di Ministry of Education, yang telah diperkenalkan beberapa minggu lalu diperkenalkan. Mereka mempunyai peluang yang diperkenalkan dengan e-books. Saya ingin beritahu, Mr. Speaker, bahawa inisiatif ini mempunyai peluang dari St. Lucia miliun dolar dalam penghantaran kawasan secara anggap, sebuah perjalanan yang tidak dihubung. Ini sebabnya keadaan kita mempunyai penghantaran kawasan yang tidak hanya mempunyai peluang, tetapi juga mempunyai perjalanan kawasan kita. Oleh itu, dikawal-kawal-kawasan OECS, kita akan memperkenalkan perjalanan kawasan kita sendiri menyebabkan keadaan peluang yang tidak dihubung. Menurut saya, Mr. Speaker, kita mempunyai keadaan untuk memperkenalkan keadaan kawasan kawasan kawasan yang tidak dihubung untuk yang telah dikenalkan untuk penghantaran kawasan kita dikawal-kawasan. Kita adalah percaya yang dipercaya bahawa peluang dolar yang dihubung dalam penghantaran kawasan kawasan yang dihubung boleh lebih baik menggunakan untuk menggunakan sistem pendidikan kita. Dalam penghantaran perjalanan kawasan kita, keadaan ini sudah mempunyai 3,800 buku kawasan kawasan yang dihubung pada keadaan peluang dan peluang pada kawasan kedua-dua. Tidak ada 3,000 tablet lagi, Pn. Speaker juga mempunyai dan memperkenalkan keadaan kawasan kawasan seluruh negara. Terima kasih kepada Komisi OECS dan perjalanan global untuk pendidikan untuk mendukung penghantaran kawasan ini. Seperti yang kita cakap, 4,300 devices yang telah dikawal untuk penghantaran kawasan kawasan dan peluang dan peluang dan peluang. Pn. Speaker berharap ini, mereka berharap Pn. Speaker dapat menggabungi keadaan pada minggu depan. Ini bergabung dengan keadaan yang tersebut semasa saya beritahu keadaan ini dan komuniti nasional bahawa ini, dalam keadaan 10,000 devices akan dikawal dalam sistem sekolah. Pn. Speaker, semasa kita terus menggabungi keadaan penghantaran kawasan IECS, kita sekarang mempunyai keadaan yang tersebut dengan perempuan kita pada keadaan lebih banyak devices. Pn. Speaker, semasa perempuan ini akan dikawal, semasa penghantaran kawasan IECS yang telah dikawal. Pn. Speaker, informasi dan komunikasi dalam keadaan ini bukan hanya tentang keadaan-disaan. Kepadaan keadaan ini teruskan keadaan dari beberapa keadaan Semasa yang ber��게 diberi kawasan cerita dan kebangsaan di negara ini. Kesuara ini akan membuat pembersihan yang lebih lanjut dan berkaitan dengan perjuangan dan keperluan menyelamatkan выбar dan perochunan kita. Kesuara ini akan menjadikan ke-rekomenderan yang akan akan dapat membuat pelajar dan menggantikan ke-rekomenderan yang mengenai konseps. Pn. seorang pembantu kelas terbangun ke perjalanan lebih mudah untuk mengajar. Mereka juga mempunyai kemampuan hidup, sehingga anak yang tidak teruk dan tidak fisikal di sekolah akan dapatkan Pn. seorang dalam kelas terbangun keperluan. Hari ini, lima bilik kelas yang telah di-retrofriti dan di-retrofriti dengan equipment yang perlu. Terima kasih kepada kawasan Taiwanese kita untuk mendukung bilik kelas ini. Pemeriksaan dan orang-perempuan Taiwan telah berkongsi dengan Ministry of Education dalam banyak inisiatif penduduk IECT. Mereka telah beri televisi dan menerima equipment ke sekitar 30 sekolah. Pemeriksaan dan orang-perempuan Taiwan telah berkongsi dengan Pemeriksaan dan orang-perempuan Taiwan telah berkongsi dengan Mereka telah berkongsi dengan IECT. Mereka telah beri 80 buah kelas, 50 tablets, dan 7 kelas yang berkongsi dengan KAC ini. Dalam masa selama bulan, Pemeriksaan dan orang-perempuan Taiwan telah berkongsi dengan IECT. Dalam program KAC itu berkongsi dengan KAC yang menghantar perjalanan berdekatan di sekeliling, Pemeriksaan ini berkongsi dengan Maklumat Telekomunikasi kita untuk membuat perjalanan berdekatan ke 5,000 rumah yang berjuang di sebuah kursus kerajaan rupanya $20 per bulan. Pemeriksaan ini adalah kelas serius. Ketua-ketua yang pedulikan tentang kepercayaan tersebut dan kepercayaan yang menyebabkan orang-orang tersebut. Pn. kemahaman, saya ingin mengajar anak-anak, pelajar dan pelajar untuk mengambil kepercayaan tersebut dan membuat kemahaman yang paling efektif untuk pelajar dan pelajar untuk membuat kepercayaan tersebut dan membuat kemahaman yang lebih efektif untuk pelajar dan membuat kemahaman yang paling efektif untuk pelajar yang akan menjadi pelajar. Pn. kemahaman, pn. kemahaman saya, saya ingin mengajar bahwa kemahaman yang berlainan dalam kemahaman untuk mengalami ekosistem kemahaman ini. Ini adalah kemahaman yang mengandungi dunia dan kita tidak boleh menghubungi anak-anak kita di belakang. Pn. kemahaman yang lebih efektif akan dibuat dengan kemahaman yang lebih melewati dan mengubungi kemahaman dalam kemahaman dan kemahaman. Kita akan terus mengalami kemahaman, pn. kemahaman dari perempuan kemahaman kita dan kita akan terus mengalami kemahaman yang lebih efektif untuk pelajar dan kemahaman yang lebih efektif untuk pelajar dan kemahaman yang lebih melewati dan mengubungi kemahaman ini. Pn. kemahaman, ini hanya sebuah perang yang tidak berlainan dalam kemahaman. Kita adalah kemahaman yang lebih efektif untuk berlainan dan saya ingin memberikan kemahaman dan, dengan kawasan, orang sentulisia, kemahaman yang lebih melewati dan mengubungi kemahaman dalam kemahaman saya, kemahaman dari pendidikan tidak akan mencari peraturan untuk mengajar kita untuk anak-anak dan, dengan kawasan, populasi di negara ini. Terima kasih, Pn. kemahaman, untuk penduduk anda. Terima kasih, kawan-kawan. Terima kasih. Terima kasih. Terima kasih. Terima kasih. Pn. kemahaman, kemahaman dan kemahaman. Terima kasih, Pn. kemahaman. Terima kasih. Pn. kemahaman, kemahaman dan kemahaman. Terima kasih, Pn. kemahaman. Terima kasih, Pn. kemahaman dan kemahaman. Terima kasih, Pn. kemahaman. Terima kasih, Pn. kemahaman. Saya akan membahas pemeriksaan yang berlainan dalam kemahaman saya. Satutari instrument No. 50 dari 2022. Tanjian, kemahaman dan kemahaman. Satutari instrument No. 51 dari 2022. Tanjian, kemahaman dan kemahaman. Satutari instrument No. 51 dari 2022. Tanjian, kemahaman dan kemahaman. Satutari instrument No. 61 dari 2022. Micro dan Small Scale Business Enterprises. Deklarasi Small Scale Business Enterprises. Eroprints and Who Shall Limited Order. Satutari instrument No. 63 dari 2022. Tanjian, kemahaman dan kemahaman. Satutari instrument No. 67 dari 2022. Tanjian, kemahaman dan kemahaman. Tanjian, kemahaman dan kemahaman. Satutari instrument No. 72 dari 2022. Mis вышed prisons.  Taman tak disk Dies defeated bagi ku voltages datedi malkan aku. Alam matti� dimulai. Alam matti waters lidaj tanjian dan pesaran bilihan bini ARD Scanne, Banking Amendment Acting Prime Minister Mr. Speaker, I beg to move that this bill be presented for second reading at the next or a subsequent sitting of this honourable house. Mr. Speaker, I beg to present for first reading, a bill shortly entitled Public Debt Management Public Debt Management Acting Prime Minister Mr. Speaker, I beg to move that this bill be presented for second reading at the next or a subsequent sitting of this honourable house. Please proceed Acting Prime Minister because every time I put my microphone on, yours goes off. Mr. Speaker, I beg to present for first reading, a bill shortly entitled Youth Economy Agency. Youth Economy Agency Mr. Speaker, I beg to move that this bill be presented for second reading at the next or a subsequent sitting of this honourable house. Mr. Speaker, I beg to present for first reading, a bill shortly entitled Firearms Amendment Firearms Amendment Mr. Speaker, I beg to move that this bill be presented for second reading at the next or a subsequent sitting of this honourable house. Mr. Speaker, I beg to present for first reading, a bill shortly entitled Special Prosecutor. Special Prosecutor Mr. Speaker, I beg to move that this bill be presented for second reading at the next or a subsequent sitting of this honourable house. Mr. Speaker, I move that this house stands adjourned, sign it down. Before I put a question, there was an announcement I should have made at the beginning. I will do that now. Members, I am pleased to report that the following bills have been passed and are sented to during the period July, August 2021 and April 2022. Automatic exchange of financial account information amendment bill COVID-19 prevention and control amendment No. 2 Act Criminal records rehabilitation of offenders amendment act Drugs prevention of misuse amendment act Income tax amendment act Intergovernmental agreement San Lucia and the United States of America amendment bill Land and house tax amendment bill Consumer protection amendment act San Lucia National Economic Fund amendment bill Amendment bill Money laundering prevention amendment bill Distribution and price of goods amendment bill Financial services regulatory authority amendment bill IBC amendment bill revise Insurance amendment bill Land and house tax amendment bill Public finance management amendment act Agriculture and fisheries incentives amendment bill Community tourism development act Customs control and management amendment bill Domestic violence bill Eastern Caribbean central bank agreement amendment bill And supplementary appropriation bill 2022-2023 And members in an effort to promote the e-parliament The parliament office has now completed It's distribution of tablets to each member of parliament Those of you who have not gotten yours is downstairs You probably arrive late Which the leader of government business will be having a word with you about And finally members They ask you to join with me Ensuring appreciation too And for his work, he is now retired Officially, there was a ceremony for him last week Saturday If you join with me for the great work done by the Former chief of the fire services Joseph Joseph Who is now officially retired after 35 years of service to the fire station Members, the question is that this house do stand adjourned And I'll put the question as many as of that opinion say I As many as country opinion say no I think the eyes of it, the eyes of it Sit in adjourn


Crouton in Oxfordshire is the American equivalent of GCHQ in Europe, a communications and intelligence base, one of 16 giant talk stations around the world. Another little-known fact about such bases is that in time of international crisis, large areas beyond their boundaries would be subject to American military law enforced by soldiers and security police such as those in this gatehouse. Imagine this gentleman evicting you from your home at gunpoint. Are we rendered if you're aware that there were more than 160 US bases and facilities in Britain altogether? Did you have any idea it was that many? This is part of a network which we're hoping to highlight this weekend by having actions at each one of the 160 US bases and facilities to show that we would have no control over our own country in a time of crisis and that time of crisis would be decided by the American president and not our own government. Do you understand that that's very difficult for people to accept?  There is a footpath through this base or there was a footpath. And today we're using a public ride right, it's still open. They haven't closed it all, but they haven't yet. And using the protection of the Hios Act 1980, the access to countryside Act 1949 and 68 we are perfectly legally travelling across a frontline communications base. For the Reclaim the Bases weekend on July the 18th and 19th 25 people from Banbury CND decided not only to walk the footpath but to hold a picnic along the way. On this occasion, mention of the British law was enough to dissuade the security policemen. One wonders how long such a threat will continue to carry any weight at all and when the interests of the fatherland will overcome any small consideration such as British justice. Is there a spokesman? Nearby Barford St John is a relay station for Crown and Chipping Norton CND held an uncomfortable but effective 24 hour vigil at its gate.


Mae argymdoedd i'n ei gweithio â gweithio globalol, ond yno efallai gyd yn gyntafol o gyhoeddiol. Mae gennych chi dda i'w cyd-leikio,'r cyd-leikio ymddangos i'r gweithio, byddwn yn gwneud y bydd. Felly, mae'r gweithio'r gweithio gyda'r gweithio, mae'r gweithio ar gyfer y dyfodol ar y gweithio'r gweithio ar gyfer yr ysgrifennu ac mae'r gweithio'r gweithio'r gweithio'r gweithio ar gyfer yr ogymru yn gwneud. A wneudo wnaeth i ysgol llawer i chi rhaid o'i ffanoion o'r ffanaid llinig fel y yna wnaeth i'r rhaid i wneud hynny o'r meddwl. Mae'r ysgol i'r meddwl ym mhebwysau isgrud. Mae'r ysgol mwy o'r mhebwysau i'r pwn. Felly dyna bwysig o'r ffanaid llinig sy'n chil업u o'r bwysig o'r mwy o ddefnydd o cyhoeddiad hynny. A dyna'n ei fydd yna, a'r rhaid i gondol hefyd yn llunio'r ffaith yma. is dependent on finite resources that we fire through the economy, and since the industrial revolution our speed of use of those resources which ultimately finite has gone up and up and up. A good way to understand the circular economy is to compare it to our current predominantly linear economy whereby today we take a material out of the ground, we make something out of it and then ultimately that product that gets made out of it gets thrown away and we do recycle some of the material from it, but ultimately it's designed for a linear system, ultimately that product will come to the end of its life. And the circular economy is a fundamentally different economic model. It's taking the entire global economy, looking at it through a different lens and saying how can we valorise our economy to a higher level. So never at any point would anything made within a circular economy become waste, everything would be designed so the materials within them can ultimately be valorised but they can also be kept at their highest utility at all times. A ton of food waste could turn into $6 of heat, $18 of fertiliser and $26 of electricity or you could look at timber as being a big piece of wood that's cut down that yes you could burn but you could also build a table out of it, then you could at the end of the life of the table recover that material and turn it into particle board or chip board, then into particle board, ground down board and then ultimately at the end of the life of that board you could then biodegrade it and feed it back into the fertiliser and energy system. One of the things that really struck me on my journey of learning was just looking at basic resource prices. Look at the commodity indexes of the last 100 years, we saw that price come down for a century and then in just 10 years those raw material price decreases were just wiped out. The problem is those prices have more volatility in them than we've ever seen before in history and a figure that really struck me was that between January 2011 and January 2012 your average European car manufacturer saw a raw material price increase of 500 million euros. Now that's something they have no control over and in order to make money they have to buy neural materials, they need to make vehicles and sell them. So much of the strategy around protecting companies from resource volatility was around being efficient and you talk to chief executives and they'd say our goal is to be more efficient with the way we make our products so we use 10% less material, we use 10% less energy every year. That's to make us less exposed to those volatile prices but actually if you pan that out 10 years does that mean that in 10 years you make nothing with nothing and have no employment? That does buy you time which of course is vital in the transition but the fascinating fact for me was in the transition to what could actually work. There is often circular activity already in existence within the business so sometimes the first step is identifying that circularity and then building on that. So for example with Renault with whom we've worked now for many years they already had remanufacturing, they already had this incorporated into much of their design but when you look at it as a whole systems approach rather than the design of the cars here or the remanufacturing being something separate you suddenly end up with a systemic change that can happen through the whole business. The role of the circular economy is not trying to improve what we have at the end of the pipe through a lot of consumer engagement or recovering higher values of materials from what we have in the economy today but it's going to the beginning of the pipe and it's building a system that can really run in the long term so it's working with businesses, with regions, with governments and ultimately at the end with individuals to build a system whereby people have the choice to switch to more circular models. You could ask the question how would you get people to switch to more circular models, how would you get them to buy more circular products and I think them understanding what the word circular economy mean are irrelevant, you don't really need them to. Now if you shift your mobile phone contract from being buying the phone and then when you get the next one you throw the old one away or you resell it into secondary markets if that contract shifted to being a performance contract where every year you've got a brand new phone but you just happen to send the old one back to the system. What we've seen from the studies is we get a better phone more regularly and the manufacturer or the service provider knows that phone will go back in so they can equally valorise it so it tends to be a win-win situation, doesn't need to say circular economy anywhere on it, it's just a better value proposition. I think some interesting things to bear in mind if you're looking at shifting your business from linear to more circular, one would be what circular activity already exists within your business and in most cases we've looked into that already exists and how can you build on that and communicate on that throughout the business so people understand the direction of the business. Another question would be how resilient is your business in a world where we have more price volatility than we've ever seen before in history and indeed what is your opinion on how circularity can make you a more resilient business and can isolate you through having those resources, having those products cycling at a higher level within the business. I think systemic change within the business so bring all the parties on board, this can't just be a question to discuss with the design team but it's the marketing team, it's the financing team, it's everyone within that business. People just seem to understand that, they understand the reorientation of the business, they understand it delivers more value and that really helps people to get on board. The understanding that this is systemic change is not just one department.


Can you show some exercises how people can learn to ride with their feet and maybe turn their horse around, I guess, with their hand down? Yeah, and we kind of came up with this little idea of giving you an area, because a lot of people will go to using their feet and trying to turn them around, and they'll be all over the arena trying to get a horse just to back a circle. So as you get better at it, and you've practiced it a little bit, this is a good thing to do to challenge yourself to get them to where they'll draw around and stay in a tighter area. And, you know, watching people turn them around and stuff at the shows, a lot of people don't really understand how much time goes into getting them to draw off those feet and getting them to back around without using your reins. It takes a lot of practice, and probably, I mean, the best at it is Gary Gensalves. You'll see him, he won't even have to move his hand. He'll have his big old foot in there, and just they'll just turn around real soft. And so, you know, he can do that anywhere, and they're going to turn. So if he gets in a jam, he's got his way out. There's no problem there. So that's what we were kind of talking about yesterday. So this mayor, I haven't even done anything with her, so it'll be kind of a good test. But she's five. She should kind of do this stuff pretty good if I get her thinking good. But I'm just going to ask her here. I'll start with my hand up a little bit. So I'm going to ask her to turn right, and I'll just use a small amount of pressure. And as you can see, she almost hit that pole right there.


On March 8, 2014, Malaysia Air Flight 370 vanished traveling from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing. The days that followed did not provide any conclusive findings of a crash nor wreckage. News. A plane disappears from the sky carrying 239 people. An oil slick is all that skims the surface. Everyone holds their gasp. Where have they gone? Their spirits ride in the cumulus clouds coast along the silver horizon of the moon.  A tennis ball, volleyed between two sweaty men who resemble gazelles in the white desert dust. The agony of waiting, friends and family are a trellis, supporting a vine laden with fruit, bodies of whispers, minds of water. A mosaic station pumps out the cure.  The mythos burns off like the Pacifica fog. All that remains is the gilded breath of the tides. After Banu Kapil, dear love, endings are the coefficient of beginnings. I traveled to Scotland, responses in English, voices of women, birth, ancestry, residence. Forty years in this body of woman, how she moves through the day, inside her. I don't know, throbbing, plumb blossoms, honey. I write because I cannot paint. Drawing a bath, voluptuous oh. How to tell time with my body, it is winter, I don't open the window. Counting my in-breaths and my out-breaths per second minute than hour. Bird calls, the sky above New York is thick red. I wrote to you but you did not reply. I am trying to keep my heart open. This is my one jumping life. Fresh brown eggs, it is difficult to write about love. Lapsang Su Chang, the tea tastes of bark and wood smoke. Her body is not in one straight line. She will never tell him. Notes on being a nomad. There are no faces like yours in this country.  Because we can't take it in whole form. Writing is dangerous. And now the cantata begins, the gobbling silence, the fuchsia spikes of closed eyelids, dismembered kisses, arbitrary thirsts. I don't want to collect our stories anymore. Maybe Moss Beach, maybe Philadelphia. I loved him according to the law of 45s. Abrupt. I think of Rilke, that bright face inches from ore. I said no. I said yes, saying I can't.  The word lover is the same as a neatly folded manuscript you don't look at for a year. I always thought I'd marry in red, pink or orange. A crow begins to sing to his crow wife who lives on the other side of the city. Tonight she does not answer. It's true. I miss her letters arriving. Holding them between my fingertips like talismans. Clairvoyance. The body does not breathe in time. I want to make a book of looking. Everything that has happened, everything that will happen. 24 shapes of longing. The moonlight turns into pure red sun, and then the clouds, and then the earth. History of an outstretched arm. A paring knife in her right fist. The golden light in the trees. The inner skin inverted with its texture of overripe persimmons. The fruit falling off the bone. Her body open to air. Interiors to honor ellipsis. Interrogations become abstract. His questions grow eyes. How to live without expectation. How to travel light. How to let the earth go. How skin can see. This uncommon California rain that's falling as I write. The rain that reminds me. I am always facing the direction of water. It's rapidly dissolving salt. Rupa, I just love to all of your poems about history, our history and where we kind of come from. And so I've found that the circle of women that I'm in have been doing a lot of the same. So I'm Scottish-American, and I keep going back to Scotland. And so I've written a few poems that I'm trying to embody my family and maybe rewrite some of the stuff that I'm not sure about. And also, I keep going to places that I think I'm from, but I don't have any definitive proof. So it's something that's in my bones. So this one's called Air Loom. Oh, and this was also published in a fabulous online journal called Hot Tub Astronaut. That's the only reason why I apply. It was because of the name. As her belly swelled, she heard an opera. The waves crashed against the rocks and fury. The aria of war. Perhaps the geometry of her life unraveled. Love, pain, shame. The chronicle of bloodlines. Her clan lived in the same house for six generations. One son moved from the North Sea to the Pacific. Another lost his life on an oil rig in Aberdeen. Secrets barely audible. Perhaps the deep blue unfurled its long tongue, flicked it on the rocks, smacking lips, the snack of a snake. How unencumbered he was to take what he wanted from her small frame. History is an outstretched limb, hungry for expansion. Breathe into the tightness and feel your body open, a softening inside and out. When the sun no longer dazzles, we become elemental. Breath of wonder, pens of quartz, wet briny sapphire. To be woman, a spell. To be woman is like the cosmos of a dark sky. The steady rivulet of iridescent jewels strung up like ripe plums. I would like to be the kind of woman who is a model of patience, who is a sophisticated listener, who is a considerate mother, daughter, sister, friend. I would like to be the kind of woman who can both root and stretch, hold steady when the tornado blows. And so bring me your fear and I'll chew it. In return, I'll spit out your choice of dark chocolate or lemon macaroons. For I have no time for fear, I'm done of being scared and huddled behind the newspaper and the screen in a miniature cave. I've emerged fearless, so bring it to me, bring me your fear. Touch the light in my hands and eat something sweet. I absolve you of fear, say three purple rains and line the floor with rose petals. Grid your house with stones of significance. Sage yourself with the wilderness. Women, I ask you to chomp down on the truth. Jelly bean, fig, cheeseburger, peach.  Perhaps you'll see the Pacific or Mount Shasta or the Mojave. Throw out whatever no longer serves you and live. So I also have a very... I'm still working on this, but it's a very new poem that is for my bestie who's here sitting with my daughter, Jennifer. And I'll just read it. What's hidden for Jennifer and also for Philip T. Nails and his objectifying gaze poem. Just give into it. Just give into the guilty pleasures, she says. I'm in the driver's seat confessional booth as we plummet over Goff Street. I bestow my car stereo to Mariah. The fragile piano keys cling as she hummingly laments her departed lover because in simple unpoetic terms we belong together. Because when babyface comes on the radio, we belong together. The angels are resonating through her lyrics, feathered wings abound, transmitted by the Spotify gods. Don't tell anyone I love this song, especially the DJs. Guilty pleasures were once inside that empty package on the bedroom floor. The taste bud carnival roars through the minty Oreo parade that embalms my mouth. I have what my friend would call a resolute objectifying gaze that has been gawkishly hawkishly staring at men and spandex lycra. Whatever you want to call it for the last 10 years, tight fitted cyclists pump their tree trunk thighs.  And yeah, I read all those Fifty Shades books. I ripped the cover off so no one knew what I was reading because this guilty pleasure was something that bordered on complete insanity. But I was insane. I was 50 pounds heavier and growing a baby inside my belly, so soft porn at 8.30 on the bar train. Yes, please. I still want to wiggle my toes in Gene Wilder's Willy Wonka hair and listen to You Killed My Father Prepare to Die in Nigo Montoya ad infinitum. And so here, in this driver's seat confessional, I release the judge in shame oblivion. I give you my guilty pleasures, accompanied by Panda Express orange chicken. It's okay to park in the drive-thru lane and lick your fingers. This is why you need the sisterhood. Let's see. My memories are stained with the familiar. They are not perfumed with silence. That's Justin Chin from his poem Imagining America. Dear Journal, Colonel of Remembrance, list of desires, chatter of a crowded mind, move cobwebs aside, push past the critics, excavate details, fruit flies in the empty kitchen, the house hushed without a toddler. I miss her high-pitched squeal as she squishes my face and hollers, teakle, teakle, teakle, while tickling my neck. The bowl of memory she splays herself on the dirty kitchen floor and yells, Mama, look I am octopus. I arrive here in the morning to scribble, to note the calamity of crows in the adjacent yard. I serve morsels of language, recite the swirls of black ink, record records of recollection. All the days are nights until I see thee, and the night's bright days when dreams do show thee me. That's our friend Willie Shakespeare, sonnet 43.  Mama, can you hold these? I wash and I dry, awaited cash in my purse. The phone stays hidden. In Suzuki Roshi's slow motion, we reach for Legos, sticks, sand, puzzle pieces. I'm the baby bird and you are the mama bird, this love impenetrable. Weekend ice cream party, talk about Gerald and Piggy, best friends, color outside lines, a temporary tattoo, indelible rainbow heart. Thank you. I think that's probably good.


Can you hold your mic? Oh yeah, thanks. You bet. Can you hold yours? Yeah. That'd be great, Dave. Tell me if I'm making noise with these guys. So, let us know when you're ready. Yeah, we're good. Okay, great. So, good morning. Good morning. At a price of $8.45 this morning, ICE officers attempted to stop an individual that it had some interest in. The exact reason, the exact interest is unsure at this particular time. They stopped the individual, the individual, exited his vehicle. Well, actually a foot suit, a foot chase pursuit at which point a shot was fired by one of the ICE officers striking the individual, graced him in the head, non-life-threatening injuries. The individual has actually been stopped by us and by ICE, and he's under arrest at this particular time. This is an ongoing investigation. Chief, you know, recently the mayor had asked ICE to not go to workplaces and courts and places that otherwise might be safe for people to feel safe in. Does this indicate a step up of them doing more of these types of enforcement? Well, this was our recollection. This was a traffic stop that actually occurred at the intersection of Iran and Louisiana at which time the individual fled his vehicle, which amounted to the ICE officers getting in a pursuit that ended at Louisiana, southbound, where apparently some confrontation occurred and one of the ICE officers fired one shot striking the individual. Maybe you can't share that, but were they trailing the individual to make an apprehension? The particulars behind why they stopped the individual was unknown at this time as part of the ongoing investigation, though. Anything else, sir? No, that's it. And again, this is certainly ongoing. And as we get more information and collaboration with ICE, we'll be sure to share that with you. Did the ICE officer feel threatened that he pulled that in in Shana? Our best recollection right now is there was some type of confrontation to with degree and would prompt the ICE officer to take the shot. That's all part of the ongoing investigation. Any indication initially of any weapons by the suspect? Again, I kind of just got here and we just got here and we're kind of unsure of that right now. But obviously, I think it's probably before the conclusion of our investigation we'll be able to give you some facts that relate to whether or not there was a weapon involved other than the ICE officer's weapon. That is correct. Yes. He was struck by one of the ICE officers and the bullet did graze him. I believe he was in the head, non-life-threatening injuries. He was detained. And which vehicle was he driving? The suspect? I believe he was driving a pickup truck. The exact particulars as it relates to what type it is is unknown at this time. So is the truck still... No, it's not. It's not the truck that you see. Okay. Okay. Thank you. Thank you guys.


The screening of ministerial nominee fosters Kinyamu through the National Senate's plenary into a roundy session today in Abuja. The lawmakers could not reach a middle ground on whether to go ahead with Kiyamu's screening or not. This is as a result of a point of order raised by the senator representing Abya Central, Dalityn Wukucha, stressing why the nominee's screening should not take place. Citing section 88 subsection B of the 1999 Constitution as amended, Senator Wukucha mentioned that Kiyamu's head in the last administration refused to appear before the Senate to explain how the 52 billionaires appropriated for Nigerians who spent. He reminded his colleagues that Kiyamu refused to answer the familiar used in sharing the 52 billionaires at 20,000-each for beneficiaries. An agitated Wukucha head accused Kiyamu of disrespecting the National Assembly and accusing the last Assembly of being corrupt. And we're ready, as much as we're ready to work with the system, we're ready to clay them, but not on the grounds of putting something on the table, not granting some people fair hearing, because I would like us to try and fair hearing, since you have been running away from it, for people, for Nigerians to know what really happened. Because I wouldn't like any person to be holding them, because this thing had the subject of debate here and there. What happened to the 52 billion? What happened here? But here is here, and it's our responsibility to find out. So Mr. President of the Senate, I'm of the opinion so strongly that he has to tell us what really happened, but not here. We have to keep it down a little bit. We're not saying that we're not going to clay him. This is a house that can reconvert at any point. You can even call for an emergency and we'll reconvert, because we would not like to know what happened at the last administration where some people felt that the president was in charge, and so many other things were happening out there. We wouldn't take it this time around. We want a situation, we hold you accountable from the onset. Since Mr. President has started showing us the right hand, we must follow along that side to make sure that we work with him in that right hand as well. Therefore, Mr. President of the Senate, I'm of the opinion that we hold this down a little bit, and I move a motion that we suspend forthwith this nomination and wait until this is left, so that you can freely work in our environment and tell Nigerians, I have perfectly done well because this record has been put straight. That is my submission, Mr. President. I rest my case. Senate president, Gotswila Pabio thereafter subjected the motion to a voice vote, both lawmakers were divided on the matter. The vote motion was moved and seconded. The senators could not reach a conclusion forcing Gotswila Pabio to ask that they go into a closed-off session for further deliberations. Very ably moved by Senator Darlinton Wokochia that in view of Section 88 of the 1B of the Constitution, which mandates the National Assembly to go ahead and look into the conduct of affairs of any person, authority or ministry, and where such a person refuses and deliberately stays away, letting the National Assembly do its work. And in view of the fact that this nominee rejected the summons of both the House of Representatives, the Senate, that I do support that this nominee should be stepped down pending when he decides that the National Assembly has that right to inquire into the workings of a minister and his ministry. I so second. This week, colleagues, emotion has been moved and seconded that this Senate do resolve into a closed-session to iron out some issues of national consent. Those who are in support of this closed-session has moved to say aye. Those who are against saying aye. The ayes have it. The Senate will now revert to a closed-session. The press will leave us and the nominee will leave us for a while while we discuss. Hello, hope you enjoyed the news. Please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.


In the prediction method, the teacher asks the students to make a prediction about what might happen in the lesson. For example, in a lesson about weather, the teacher might say, Look outside, do you think it might rain today? The students might say, The sky is dark and cloudy, so I think it will rain. Or yesterday it was cloudy in the morning, but the sun came out later. So I don't think it's going to rain. At a later time, they check their predictions to see what actually happened. Making predictions helps students to learn how to think about different possibilities and what is likely to happen.


I'm Bianca Renee and you're watching Bianca Renee Today and today I'm back with another Curl Keeper product review for you guys. If you watched my video last week, then you saw that I reviewed the Curl Keeper Styling Cream which I love and it worked all on its own. Make sure you watch that video. I will put the link in the description box. You also can click that little white thing that's about to pop up somewhere over here. And today I'm actually going to be reviewing something that I usually am not really into which is a gel. I haven't really put gel in my hair since like high school because that's when we didn't really have any curly hair products that worked so we just had to use as much as possible to make our curls hard as a rock so that they would last all day without frizz. We have evolved as a curly community and now we have better options. So when I first saw the Curl Keeper gel I was like I know I'm not going to like it. I don't like gels but I'll try it.  This is my favorite gel I've ever used in my curls. When I first put it on as you saw on Snapchat, if you follow me, if you don't follow me right now, I was very skeptical because I'm not really a fan of how gel goes on. It doesn't really clump your curls together. It just kind of keeps them all in their little individual world and it just has like a weird dryness to it. But I let it go. I'm like okay I'm just going to let it dry. We'll see how this goes. Look at my hair. Look at these curls. They are soft, bouncy and so defined. So before I show you exactly how I apply this to my hair, let me tell you a little bit about it. So first of all, this is, of course, sulfate, paraben and silicone-free. Like I said in my last video, I wish that they did just put that on the front so we would just know right off top. But it is free of those bad ingredients and does it even have a smell? No, it does. I didn't really notice it before. It's like a cool, refreshing melon or cucumber smell.  So if you're not really a fan of strong scents, you're going to love it because it's very faint and it just smells like refreshing. This bottle is eight ounces and it says it's the ultimate hold with frizz control. It's water-based formula controls frizz due to humidity. Now once again, I do not live in a humid area, but it makes perfect sense for you to start off with something like a gel because as you'll see when I put it on, it does have a very light cast on it so it's a little bit of a hold and a very, very slight crunch. Now if I were living in a humid area, I probably wouldn't mind the crunch, but I need to start off kind of hard so the humidity can soften it out and by the end of the day, I'll look good instead of frizzy. So if you live in humid areas, please try this stuff and let me know what you think. So today I did diffuse my hair and then even though it was a little bit crunchy at first, after I've diffused, all the crunch is gone. It's just amazing curls now. Now because I've always been so skeptical about gel, the first time I tried this, I didn't trust it on its own. So I did apply some of the Curl Keeper Original. It doesn't say original what, it doesn't like original gel, original cream. I don't know, it just says original, total control for frizzy hair. So it's like this liquidy texture and I applied a little bit of this first and then I ended it off with the gel. Now the gel probably will work on its own. I was just so nervous that I thought it needed a friend. So I will figure that out for you and I will try this all on its own, so make sure you follow me on Instagram and Snapchat and I will show you how I apply this in my stories. So follow me to see if it works. I think it will. I'm pretty sure it will. So without further ado, let me show you how I apply the original and the gel to my hair. Why you taking so long baby? I've been waiting so long, so long for you to get ready. For you to get ready. Why you taking so long baby? I've been waiting so long, so long for you to get ready. For you to get ready.  Know what you getting for your birthday? No can see yourself and you so damn hard on it just right. To these amazing curls. Like just look at them. So happy with the results. I never thought I was going to like a gel. Ever again. I wasn't even trying them because I just knew I didn't like them. So if you didn't want to buy any of these curl keeper products, these are now Bianca Renee approved and you can buy these on their website which you could go to curlkeeper.com which is just going to redirect you to frizoff.com. So frizoff is like the main overall company I guess that makes curl keeper. It's kind of confusing but they're all family. Now I personally have seen these at Target and if you go to Target the gel says it is $14.99 for the eight ounce bottle and the original online it's actually called the original styling lotion. I could tell by the bottle that it's the same thing. I wouldn't really call it a lotion it's more like a potion but it's $15.99 and the styling cream is $14.99. Now right after I posted my styling cream video on YouTube a lot of you guys wrote me on snapchat showing me that you went out and bought it and many of you got it on clearance I think it was like $10.99 so definitely look out for these and see if you can catch them on sale but even if they're not I actually have a promo code for you guys this time so you can say 15% if you use the code BiancaCK15. And of course I will put their website and my promo code below in the description box. Before you go please make sure you follow me on all social media like Instagram, Snapchat and Twitter at MsBiancaRenae. I also post new videos every Sunday so I hope to see you guys next week. Thanks for watching BiancaRenae today.