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Curtis Dickinson’s team states that an ongoing court matters means a move by the ruling party concerning new members cannot be implemented for now

Potential for nine pieces of housekeeping legislation to go before MPs for debate

Curtis Dickinson says interim injuction is secured against “unconstitutional” membership process

MPs hear that officials will get new powers to pursue “sham marriages” sidestepping immigration – a grievance for successive governments

Summer break for MPs winds down, with three parliamentary sittings on schedule for September and one in October

A special relationship with the island’s nearest neighbour is not guaranteed and could be subject to change by American officials

The legal community gets input as a charter put in place almost 60 years ago faces a substantial change

The Reverend Emily Gail Dill gets questioned on whether the ministerial switch affects continuity

Unsuccessful electoral candidates also to get two years on hold before receiving a publicly funded personal staff job

Jarion Richardson also proposes striking out requirement for a warning on roadside sobriety checkpoints