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New parliamentary rules introduce Question Time - Cayman Islands Headline News

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Speaker of the House Sir Alden McLaughlin (photo credit: CIG) (CNS): After almost 50 years, members of parliament have passed a new set of Standing Orders, the rules that govern the proceedings in the House, which are expected to modernise and streamline its business. The new orders introduce fixed days and new hours for parliament…

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New parliamentary rules introduce Question Time - Cayman Islands Headline News

Speaker of the House Sir Alden McLaughlin (photo credit: CIG) (CNS): After almost 50 years, members of parliament have passed a new set of Standing Orders, the rules that govern the proceedings in the House, which are expected to modernise and streamline its business. The new orders introduce fixed days and new hours for parliament…

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Cayman News Service broke the news in 3 days ago on Thursday, February 20, 2025.

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