Jason Hayward proposed new enforcement powers for a tribunal in the House of Assembly.
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Updated Jun 30
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Jason Hayward proposed new enforcement powers for a tribunal in the House of Assembly.
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Specific legislative action regarding tribunal powers proposed in the House of Assembly.1 source
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The entities involved
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Jason Hayward
politician in Bermuda
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House of Assembly
lower house of the Bahamas