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Business and tax legislation remain for debate, but the Opposition plans to push ahead on absentee voting

A deal through the Bermuda Housing Corporation sees uptick from landlords seeking to develop properties

MPs hear comparison of “promising” figures for the island’s workers next to 2023 levels

In addition, the clock will start ticking on a national census set to go ahead in 2026 after the approval of an order

Douglas De Couto calls the policy move a “Band-Aid” for the underlying problem of legal paperwork delays

David Burt insists the island abides by international standards on beneficial ownership, not “UK dictates”

MPs hear the commissioner’s powers allow suspension on confronting property duty after death of a partner

Jason Hayward outlines requirements for a critical demographic count to inform government planning

At the last official count ten years ago, the island’s population was recorded at almost 63,800

The topic arises as statistics show the island did little more than break even on its latest local worker numbers