AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoImmigration & marriage fraud: Bermuda’s government says it’s moving to strengthen border integrity with new policies targeting sham marriages and immigration system gaps, including a clearer framework for handling suspicious cases and potential refusal or revocation of benefits. Identity protection: MPs tabled an amendment to reduce identity theft risk by limiting unrestricted public availability of certified birth records, while keeping lawful access and historical release timelines. Back-to-school readiness: Education Minister Diallo Rabain told MPs about school works progress ahead of the new term, with 40% of 610 maintenance items still to be tackled. Transport & road safety: A bill has cleared MPs to remove routine licence renewal medicals for drivers under 70, and the government is also reviewing e-bikes and other electrically powered vehicles as enforcement ramps up. Public transport upgrades: DPT’s electrification continues, with more electric buses planned and Shorelink set to speed up fare boarding. Health & schools: Parents are urged to register students in the Bermuda Student Asthma Registry for better support during the school year. Community & culture: Team Hayward backed back-to-school efforts with shoe vouchers, while St Mary’s Anglican Church marks 400 years with services honouring Black history and remembrance. Lifestyle: Bermuda’s September calendar is packed with music nights and family events, and a new “$100 day” challenge highlights local spending priorities.
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