AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoImmigration & Integrity: Jason Hayward says Bermuda is “flying blind” on sham marriages, with a new policy framework defining them and paving the way for registrar referrals to immigration for assessment, refusal or revocation of benefits. House of Assembly Watch: Ministers also update MPs on public transportation upgrades, 2026 scholarships and awards, public school readiness, and the public service scholarship programme. Road Safety Push: Police issued 135 traffic tickets in five hours, led by speeding (71, top 86 km/h) and seatbelt lapses (33), as e-bikes and other electrically powered vehicles come under renewed scrutiny. Transport Upgrade: DPT’s electrified bus fleet is set to grow, with Shorelink fare tech moving toward tap-to-pay boarding. Back-to-School Support: Team Hayward donated 300 $75 shoe vouchers for families, while parents are urged to register children in the Bermuda Student Asthma Registry for 2026/27. Culture & Community: St Mary’s Anglican Church marks 400 years with services starting Sept 13, and SunSmart accreditation hit a milestone with 36 camps passing. Lifestyle: Bermuda’s “$100 day” challenge and a September events guide round out the month’s plans.
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