Hon. Ernest DeCouto and his wife during the motion to adjourn on Friday.

He also sent yultide greetings to Opposition leader Mr. Frederick Wade , his family and fellow PLP colleagues.

Sir John said it was important for the Country to keep in mind that "our children must come first'' and every attempt must be made to make 1995 a year of betterment for Bermuda's children.

Mr. Wade returned the compliment to Sir John and extended those wishes to the speaker and all UBP MPs.

Mr. Tim Smith (UBP) asked that greetings be sent to the Governor Lord Waddington and his family and to all senators.

Health Minister the Hon. Quinton Edness asked that congratulations be sent to the Bermuda Electric Light Company for instituting a comprehensive drug and alcohol testing policy which emphasised rehabilitation.