AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoElectoral Reform: Bermuda’s government says major electoral reform legislation is still targeted for September, with an independent working group now guided by new Cabinet Office Minister Rev. Emily Dill after recent membership and portfolio changes. Aviation & Growth: BermudAir has ordered 10 more Airbus A220-300 aircraft, aiming to add up to 20 by 2030 and expand routes to Grand Cayman, Turks & Caicos, Belize and Guatemala from December. Road Safety: A man was arrested after a Paget motorcycle crash; police say he was impaired and recorded 179.5mg of alcohol per 100ml of blood, more than double the legal limit. Public Health: Bermuda Hospitals Board’s Primary Stroke Centre has again earned Accreditation Canada Stroke Distinction for acute stroke and inpatient rehab services. Finance & Regulation: The BMA is consulting on stablecoin guidance for Bermuda captives, proposing exposure limits for limited purpose insurers, and also confirmed seven new insurer registrations in June. Community & Youth: Ministers held a youth town hall, and the Future Leaders Summer Induction Programme begins its 10th year at Bermuda College. Sports: Bermuda’s men’s rugby sevens team departs for the CAC Games in the Dominican Republic.
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