PNP’s Shadow Cabinet – The People’s National Party (PNP) President and Leader of the Opposition, Dr. Peter Phillips has issued a statement, announcing the party’s interim Shadow Cabinet. This the party said is in an attempt to facilitate the effective functioning of the Opposition in Parliament until the Party elects a new leader.
Additionally, the statement stated that all the members of the previous Shadow Cabinet have been asked to maintain their existing portfolio oversight responsibilities. While, those responsibilities that were exercised previously by members who were unsuccessful in the election have been reassigned to newly elected members in the House and the Senate.
The full list is as follows:
2. Mr Mark Golding, MP (Finance) & Senator Lambert Brown (Public Service) -Finance and the Public Service
3. Mr Fitz Jackson, MP- National Security
4. Ms Lisa Hanna, MP- Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade
5. Senator Donna Scott-Mottley- Justice and Leader of Opposition Business in the Senate
6. Dr. Angela Brown-Burke, MP- Education and Training
7. Mr Damion Crawford- Community Development & Culture
8. Dr. Morias Guy- Health & Wellness
9. Mr Anthony Hylton, MP- Industry, Competitiveness and Global Logistics
10. Senator Janice Allen- Tourism
11. Mr Mikael Phillips, MP- Transport and Works
12. Senator Dr Floyd Morris- Labour, Social Security and Special Abilities
13. Mr Phillip Paulwell, MP- Mining and Energy and Leader of Opposition Business in the House of Representatives
14. Mr Julian Robinson, MP- Science, Technology and Information
15. Senator Sophia Fraser Binns- Land and Housing
16. Mr Lothian Cousins, MP- Agriculture and Rural Development
17. Ms Natalie Neita, MP- Local Government
18. Ms Denise Daley, MP- Youth, Gender Affairs, Entertainment and Sports
19. Senator Norman Horne- Water, Environment & Climate Change
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