It was "safe to say" that Pro-Active and Berkeley dominated the conversation at a special PLP Caucus meeting held on Wednesday night, according to PLP spokesperson Scott Simmons.

The PLP regularly invites its general members to speak with their Government Ministers in open question-and-answer sessions, Mr. Simmons said. Though Caucus meetings are usually held on Monday evenings, the special meeting inviting membership was held this Wednesday to give members the chance to "ask difficult questions during a time of difficulty", Mr. Simmons said.

Though he would not divulge details of what questions were asked and answered, Mr. Simmons said the meeting was "not at all antagonistic", and that the membership seemed "pleased".

Works and Engineering Minister Ashfield DeVent was present with several other Ministers, he said. Though he could not give an exact number of people at the meeting, he estimated it was more than 100.

"It is safe to say the meeting was dominated by the senior secondary school, and our membership were able to express themselves, and, equally importantly, to have their questions answered."