"It's become too cosmopolitan for words.'' -- Mrs. Browne Evans on the state of Bermudian society.

"We have heard a tired old speech from an honourable member who is beginning to bear some resemblance to her speeches.'' -- Dr. David Dyer (UBP) on Mrs.

Browne Evans.

"I don't mind. I'm not bald-headed.'' -- Mrs. Browne Evans, replying.

"We're inundated with a non-Bermudian workforce that creates tremendous problems. In Bermuda there are people who feel that their Country is being lost. -- Mr. Stuart Hayward (Ind).

"What has he ever done to contribute to the job market of Bermuda?,'' -- Finance Minister the Hon. David Saul on Mr. Hayward "Anyone who wants to get off their butt and work, study and train will do well thanks to international business...If a person does not want to work then they might feel left behind.'' -- Dr. Saul "If we are not careful, we are going to have a Government that is voted in by the people of Bermuda but that is controlled by foreigners.'' -- Mr. Ottiwell Simmons (PLP) "It should be recognised that industrial relations have gone from a moral commitment to a confused legal situation. ... The Government has now come to this House, in one of our most difficult economic periods, saying that the taxpayer is paying, in the year 1992, a grand sum of $285,000 for disputes that used to cost the Government zilch.'' -- Mr. Simmons.