Official Govt & Legal Notices For Nov 9 2021

The official Government and Legal notices for today [Nov 9] include large group exemptons, cancellation of registration, list of proposed plan applications, industry notice, and trademark application.

Large Group Exemption HMS Jervis Bay Act Of Remembrance

• Notice Type: Government Notice
• Notice Sub Type: Public Notification
• Notice ID: GN1162/2021
• Public Authorities / Department: Ministry Level
• Publication Date: 09 November 2021

Public Health [Covid-19 Emergency Powers] [Phased Re-Opening] Regulations 2021 Large Group Exemption

Whereas the Minister of Youth, Culture and Sport considers that Alan Brooks of Bermuda Sea Cadet Corps is justifying an exemption from the prohibition in regulation 5[5] of the Public Health [Covid-19 Emergency Powers] [Phased Re-Opening] Regulations 2021 on groups of more than 20 persons assembling;

Now therefore, the Minister grants an exemption under regulation 5[5] of those Regulations to Alan Brooks of 4 Shaw Road Crescent, Hamilton HM01, permitting a gathering of 40 persons to assemble for the purposes of HMS JERVIS Bay Act of Remembrance on 11 November 2021 at 9am to 10am, at Albuoys Point Park, City of Hamilton HM11, subject to all public health laws and regulations in place at the time of your event, the standard large group conditions below:

Standard Large Group Conditions:

• The number of attendees at any event cannot exceed 50% of the normal capacity at any indoor or outdoor setting. ‘Attendees’ include hosts, organizers, staff, volunteers, players, coaches, officials, spectators and vendors.

• The use of SafeKey is required for all attendees at any gathering above the permitted number of persons. Attendees’ SafeKeys must be checked against a valid ID with name and date of birth, and be verified on https://verify.gov.bm/ prior to entry, per guidance at https://www.gov.bm/safekey.

• Masks must be worn indoors and outdoors by staff and patrons if 6 foot distancing cannot be maintained, unless eating or drinking, or with members of one household or during physical exertion, per Public Health Guidelines at: www.gov.bm/mask-guidance

• Contact tracing details must be collected from all attendees including full name, date and time of visit, phone and email in case there is a positive case in attendance.

• Signage must be available throughout indoor and outdoor settings encouraging physical distancing and indoor mask wearing.

• Marshalls must be deployed at the rate of 1 Marshall per 50 attendees, in particular at the entrance, bathrooms, food and drink vending, and narrow and enclosed areas to enforce 6 foot distancing, hand hygiene and mask wearing. Marshalls can include staff, volunteers and security.

• Sanitizing stations must be available at the entrance of any indoor setting and on tables and bar counters.

• Lines for food, drinks and bathrooms must be marked to ensure 6 feet a distance between each person waiting in line.

• Staff should complete the online Infection Prevention Control training available at: www.gov.bm/infection-prevention-and-control-training

• Food and beverage vendors must comply with Environmental Health licensing and food hygiene regulations and requirements.

• Employees must be screened for signs/symptoms of Covid-19 at the start of their shift. Sick employees must be directed to stay home or immediately go home if they feel or appear sick.

• Adhere to cleaning and disinfecting Public Health guidelines at: https://www.gov.bm/covid-19-guidance-events-and-gatherings

• WeHealth is strongly encouraged as it will help contain an outbreak in case of a positive case at any event whether above or below the permitted number.

• A copy of this “Letter of no objection” for the Large Group gathering and the conditions must be posted at the entrance and clearly visible and kept on file to be made available upon request

The Ministry of Youth, Culture and Sport reserves the right to withdraw the permission to have more than the permitted number of persons assembled at the event without notice or cost to the Bermuda Government subject to the status of Covid-19 in the local community.

The Bermuda Police Service and Officials from the Ministries of National Security, Health and Youth, Culture and Sport have right to attend and observe compliance of the conditions as prescribed above.

Dr. The Honourable Ernest G. Peets, JP

Minister of Youth, Culture and Sport

9 November 2021

Large Group Exemption Katie Carr 40th Birthday Party

• Notice Type: Government Notice
• Notice Sub Type: Public Notification
• Notice ID: GN1161/2021
• Public Authorities / Department: Ministry Level
• Publication Date: 09 November 2021

Public Health [Covid-19 Emergency Powers] [Phased Re-Opening] Regulations 2021 Large Group Exemption

Whereas the Minister of Youth, Culture and Sport considers that Tracey Jachmann of Barracuda Grill Restaurant is justifying an exemption from the prohibition in regulation 5[5] of the Public Health [Covid-19 Emergency Powers] [Phased Re-Opening] Regulations 2021 on groups of more than 20 persons assembling;

Now therefore, the Minister grants an exemption under regulation 5[5] of those Regulations to Tracey Jachmann of Barracuda Grill Restaurant, 24 Burnaby Street, City of Hamilton HM11, permitting a gathering of 45 persons to assemble for the purposes of Katie Carr 40th Birthday Party on 13th November 2021 at 6pm to 11pm, at Barracuda Grill, 24 Burnaby Street, City of Hamilton HM11, subject to all public health laws and regulations in place at the time of your event, the standard large group conditions below:

Standard Large Group Conditions:

• The number of attendees at any event cannot exceed 50% of the normal capacity at any indoor or outdoor setting. ‘Attendees’ include hosts, organizers, staff, volunteers, players, coaches, officials, spectators and vendors.

• The use of SafeKey is required for all attendees at any gathering above the permitted number of persons. Attendees’ SafeKeys must be checked against a valid ID with name and date of birth, and be verified on https://verify.gov.bm/ prior to entry, per guidance at https://www.gov.bm/safekey.

• Masks must be worn indoors and outdoors by staff and patrons if 6 foot distancing cannot be maintained, unless eating or drinking, or with members of one household or during physical exertion, per Public Health Guidelines at: www.gov.bm/mask-guidance

• Contact tracing details must be collected from all attendees including full name, date and time of visit, phone and email in case there is a positive case in attendance.

• Signage must be available throughout indoor and outdoor settings encouraging physical distancing and indoor mask wearing.

• Marshalls must be deployed at the rate of 1 Marshall per 50 attendees, in particular at the entrance, bathrooms, food and drink vending, and narrow and enclosed areas to enforce 6 foot distancing, hand hygiene and mask wearing. Marshalls can include staff, volunteers and security.

• Sanitizing stations must be available at the entrance of any indoor setting and on tables and bar counters.

• Lines for food, drinks and bathrooms must be marked to ensure 6 feet a distance between each person waiting in line.

• Staff should complete the online Infection Prevention Control training available at: www.gov.bm/infection-prevention-and-control-training

• Food and beverage vendors must comply with Environmental Health licensing and food hygiene regulations and requirements.

• Employees must be screened for signs/symptoms of Covid-19 at the start of their shift. Sick employees must be directed to stay home or immediately go home if they feel or appear sick.

• Adhere to cleaning and disinfecting Public Health guidelines at: https://www.gov.bm/covid-19-guidance-events-and-gatherings

• WeHealth is strongly encouraged as it will help contain an outbreak in case of a positive case at any event whether above or below the permitted number.

• A copy of this “Letter of no objection” for the Large Group gathering and the conditions must be posted at the entrance and clearly visible and kept on file to be made available upon request

The Ministry of Youth, Culture and Sport reserves the right to withdraw the permission to have more than the permitted number of persons assembled at the event without notice or cost to the Bermuda Government subject to the status of Covid-19 in the local community.

The Bermuda Police Service and Officials from the Ministries of National Security, Health and Youth, Culture and Sport have right to attend and observe compliance of the conditions as prescribed above.

Dr. The Honourable Ernest G. Peets, JP

Minister of Youth, Culture and Sport

9 November 2021

Large Group Exemption Senior Golfers Lunch Amended

• Notice Type: Government Notice
• Notice Sub Type: Public Notification
• Notice ID: GN1160/2021
• Public Authorities / Department: Ministry Level
• Publication Date: 09 November 2021

Public Health [Covid-19 Emergency Powers] [Phased Re-Opening] Regulations 2021

Amended Large Group Exemption GN1029/2021

Whereas the Minister of Youth, Culture and Sport considers that Paul Lowry of Bermuda Senior Golfers Society is justifying an exemption from the prohibition in regulation 5[5] of the Public Health [Covid-19 Emergency Powers] [Phased Re-Opening] Regulations 2021 on groups of more than 20 persons assembling;

Now therefore, the Minister grants an exemption under regulation 5[5] of those Regulations to Paul Lowry of 1 Palmetto Gardens, Smiths FL07, permitting a gathering of:

• 47 persons to assemble for the purposes of Senior Golfers Lunch for Mid Ocean Club Ladies on 23 November 2021 at 1:00pm to 2:30pm; and

• 67 persons to assemble for the purposes of Bermuda Senior Golfers Turkey Tournament Lunch on 7 December 2021 at 12:30pm to 3:00pm; at Divots Bar and Grille, 25 Belmont Hills Drive, Warwick WK06.

Subject to all public health laws and regulations in place at the time of your event, and the standard large group conditions below.

Standard Large Group Conditions:

• The number of attendees at any event cannot exceed 50% of the normal capacity at any indoor or outdoor setting. ‘Attendees’ include hosts, organizers, staff, volunteers, players, coaches, officials, spectators and vendors.

• The use of SafeKey is required for all attendees at any gathering above the permitted number of persons. Attendees’ SafeKeys must be checked against a valid ID with name and date of birth, and be verified on https://verify.gov.bm/ prior to entry, per guidance at https://www.gov.bm/safekey.

• Masks must be worn indoors and outdoors by staff and patrons if 6 foot distancing cannot be maintained, unless eating or drinking, or with members of one household or during physical exertion, per Public Health Guidelines at: www.gov.bm/mask-guidance

• Contact tracing details must be collected from all attendees including full name, date and time of visit, phone and email in case there is a positive case in attendance.

• Signage must be available throughout indoor and outdoor settings encouraging physical distancing and indoor mask wearing.

• Marshalls must be deployed at the rate of 1 Marshall per 50 attendees, in particular at the entrance, bathrooms, food and drink vending, and narrow and enclosed areas to enforce 6 foot distancing, hand hygiene and mask wearing. Marshalls can include staff, volunteers and security. The event organiser shall identify the Marshalls by name to compliance and enforcement officers.

• Sanitizing stations must be available at the entrance of any indoor setting and on tables and bar counters.

• Lines for food, drinks and bathrooms must be marked to ensure 6 feet a distance between each person waiting in line.

• Staff should complete the online Infection Prevention Control training available at: www.gov.bm/infection-prevention-and-control-training

• Food and beverage vendors must comply with Environmental Health licensing and food hygiene regulations and requirements.

• Employees must be screened for signs/symptoms of Covid-19 at the start of their shift. Sick employees must be directed to stay home or immediately go home if they feel or appear sick.

• Adhere to cleaning and disinfecting Public Health guidelines at: https://www.gov.bm/covid-19-guidance-events-and-gatherings

• WeHealth is strongly encouraged as it will help contain an outbreak in case of a positive case at any event whether above or below the permitted number.

• A copy of this “Letter of no objection” for the Large Group gathering and the conditions must be posted at the entrance and clearly visible and kept on file to be made available upon request.

The Ministry of Youth, Culture and Sport reserves the right to withdraw the permission to have more than the permitted number of persons assembled at the event without notice or cost to the Bermuda Government subject to the status of Covid-19 in the local community.

The Bermuda Police Service and Officials from the Ministries of National Security, Health and Youth, Culture and Sport have right to attend and observe compliance of the conditions as prescribed above.

Dr. The Honourable Ernest G. Peets, JP

Minister of Youth, Culture and Sport

9 November 2021

Large Group Exemption Santa Comes To BZS

• Notice Type: Government Notice
• Notice Sub Type: Public Notification
• Notice ID: GN1159/2021
• Public Authorities / Department: Ministry Level
• Publication Date: 09 November 2021

Public Health [Covid-19 Emergency Powers] [Phased Re-Opening] Regulations 2021 Large Group Exemption

Whereas the Minister of Youth, Culture and Sport considers that Gretchen Conyers of The Bermuda Zoological Society is justifying an exemption from the prohibition in regulation 5[5] of the Public Health [Covid-19 Emergency Powers] [Phased Re-Opening] Regulations 2021 on groups of more than 30 persons assembling;

Now therefore, the Minister grants an exemption under regulation 5[5] of those Regulations to Gretchen Conyers of The Bermuda Zoological Society, 40 North Shore Road, Hamilton FL04, permitting a gathering of 120 persons to assemble for the purposes of Santa Comes to BZS on 3 December 2021 at 6:30pm to 8:30pm, at Aquarium, The Bermuda Zoological Society, 40 North Shore Road, Hamilton FL04, subject to all public health laws and regulations in place at the time of your event, and the standard large group conditions below.

Standard Large Group Conditions:

• The number of attendees at any event cannot exceed 50% of the normal capacity at any indoor or outdoor setting. ‘Attendees’ include hosts, organizers, staff, volunteers, players, coaches, officials, spectators and vendors.

• The use of SafeKey is required for all attendees at any gathering above the permitted number of persons. Attendees’ SafeKeys must be checked against a valid ID with name and date of birth, and be verified on https://verify.gov.bm/ prior to entry, per guidance at https://www.gov.bm/safekey.

• Masks must be worn indoors and outdoors by staff and patrons if 6 foot distancing cannot be maintained, unless eating or drinking, or with members of one household or during physical exertion, per Public Health Guidelines at: www.gov.bm/mask-guidance

• Contact tracing details must be collected from all attendees including full name, date and time of visit, phone and email in case there is a positive case in attendance.

• Signage must be available throughout indoor and outdoor settings encouraging physical distancing and indoor mask wearing.

• Marshalls must be deployed at the rate of 1 Marshall per 50 attendees, in particular at the entrance, bathrooms, food and drink vending, and narrow and enclosed areas to enforce 6 foot distancing, hand hygiene and mask wearing. Marshalls can include adult staff, volunteers and security. The event organiser shall identify the Marshalls by name to compliance and enforcement officers.

• Sanitizing stations must be available at the entrance of any indoor setting and on tables and bar counters.

• Lines for food, drinks and bathrooms must be marked to ensure 6 feet a distance between each person waiting in line.

• Staff should complete the online Infection Prevention Control training available at: www.gov.bm/infection-prevention-and-control-training

• Food and beverage vendors must comply with Environmental Health licensing and food hygiene regulations and requirements.

• Employees must be screened for signs/symptoms of Covid-19 at the start of their shift. Sick employees must be directed to stay home or immediately go home if they feel or appear sick.

• Adhere to cleaning and disinfecting Public Health guidelines at: https://www.gov.bm/covid-19-guidance-events-and-gatherings

• WeHealth is strongly encouraged as it will help contain an outbreak in case of a positive case at any event whether above or below the permitted number.

• A copy of this “Letter of no objection” for the Large Group gathering and the conditions must be posted at the entrance and clearly visible and kept on file to be made available upon request.

The Ministry of Youth, Culture and Sport reserves the right to withdraw the permission to have more than the permitted number of persons assembled at the event without notice or cost to the Bermuda Government subject to the status of Covid-19 in the local community.

The Bermuda Police Service and Officials from the Ministries of National Security, Health and Youth, Culture and Sport have right to attend and observe compliance of the conditions as prescribed above.

Dr. The Honourable Ernest G. Peets, JP

Minister of Youth, Culture and Sport

9 November 2021

Large Group Exemption Bermuda Red Cross Annual Jingle Run 5k Run/Walk

• Notice Type: Government Notice
• Notice Sub Type: Public Notification
• Notice ID: GN1158/2021
• Public Authorities / Department: Ministry Level
• Publication Date: 09 November 2021

Public Health [Covid-19 Emergency Powers] [Phased Re-Opening] Regulations 2021 Large Group Exemption

Whereas the Minister of Youth, Culture and Sport considers that Claire-Anne Raynor of the Bermuda Red Cross is justifying an exemption from the prohibition in regulation 5[5] of the Public Health [Covid-19 Emergency Powers] [Phased Re-Opening] Regulations 2021 on groups of more than 30 persons assembling;

Now therefore, the Minister grants an exemption under regulation 5[5] of those Regulations to Claire-Anne Raynor of the Bermuda Red Cross, 9 Berry Hill Road, Hamilton HM11, permitting a gathering of 315 persons to assemble for the purposes of Bermuda Red Cross Annual Jingle Run 5K Run / Walk on 12 December 2021 at 8:30am to 11:00am, at Parking Lot of BAC, 9 Mill Creek Road, Pembroke HM05 & along Pembroke roads, subject to all public health laws and regulations in place at the time of your event, and the standard large group conditions below.

Standard Large Group Conditions:

• The number of attendees at any event cannot exceed 50% of the normal capacity at any indoor or outdoor setting. ‘Attendees’ include hosts, organizers, staff, volunteers, players, coaches, officials, spectators and vendors.

• The use of SafeKey is required for all attendees at any gathering above the permitted number of persons. Attendees’ SafeKeys must be checked against a valid ID with name and date of birth, and be verified on https://verify.gov.bm/ prior to entry, per guidance at https://www.gov.bm/safekey.

• Masks must be worn indoors and outdoors by staff and patrons if 6 foot distancing cannot be maintained, unless eating or drinking, or with members of one household or during physical exertion, per Public Health Guidelines at: www.gov.bm/mask-guidance

• Contact tracing details must be collected from all attendees including full name, date and time of visit, phone and email in case there is a positive case in attendance.

• Signage must be available throughout indoor and outdoor settings encouraging physical distancing and indoor mask wearing.

• Marshalls must be deployed at the rate of 1 Marshall per 50 attendees, in particular at the entrance, bathrooms, food and drink vending, and narrow and enclosed areas to enforce 6 foot distancing, hand hygiene and mask wearing. Marshalls can include adult staff, volunteers and security. The event organiser shall identify the Marshalls by name to compliance and enforcement officers.

• Sanitizing stations must be available at the entrance of any indoor setting and on tables and bar counters.

• Lines for food, drinks and bathrooms must be marked to ensure 6 feet a distance between each person waiting in line.

• Staff should complete the online Infection Prevention Control training available at: www.gov.bm/infection-prevention-and-control-training

• Food and beverage vendors must comply with Environmental Health licensing and food hygiene regulations and requirements.

• Employees must be screened for signs/symptoms of Covid-19 at the start of their shift. Sick employees must be directed to stay home or immediately go home if they feel or appear sick.

• Adhere to cleaning and disinfecting Public Health guidelines at: https://www.gov.bm/covid-19-guidance-events-and-gatherings

• WeHealth is strongly encouraged as it will help contain an outbreak in case of a positive case at any event whether above or below the permitted number.

• A copy of this “Letter of no objection” for the Large Group gathering and the conditions must be posted at the entrance and clearly visible and kept on file to be made available upon request.

The Ministry of Youth, Culture and Sport reserves the right to withdraw the permission to have more than the permitted number of persons assembled at the event without notice or cost to the Bermuda Government subject to the status of Covid-19 in the local community.

The Bermuda Police Service and Officials from the Ministries of National Security, Health and Youth, Culture and Sport have right to attend and observe compliance of the conditions as prescribed above.

Dr. The Honourable Ernest G. Peets, JP

Minister of Youth, Culture and Sport

9 November 2021

Large Group Exemption Expo Reception & 50th Anniversary Celebration

• Notice Type: Government Notice
• Notice Sub Type: Public Notification
• Notice ID: GN1157/2021
• Public Authorities / Department: Ministry Level
• Publication Date: 09 November 2021

Public Health [Covid-19 Emergency Powers] [Phased Re-Opening] Regulations 2021 Large Group Exemption

Whereas the Minister of Youth, Culture and Sport considers that John Perinchief of the Bermuda Police Recreation Club is justifying an exemption from the prohibition in regulation 5[5] of the Public Health [Covid-19 Emergency Powers] [Phased Re-Opening] Regulations 2021 on groups of more than 30 persons assembling;

Now therefore, the Minister grants an exemption under regulation 5[5] of those Regulations to John Perinchief of the Bermuda Police Recreation Club, 10 Headquarters Hill, Devonshire DV02, permitting a gathering of 73 persons to assemble for the purposes of ExPo Reception and 50th Anniversary Celebration on 10 November 2021 at 5:30pm to 7:30pm, at Police Recreation Club, 10 Headquarters Hill, Devonshire DV02, subject to all public health laws and regulations in place at the time of your event, and the standard large group conditions below.

Standard Large Group Conditions:

• The number of attendees at any event cannot exceed 50% of the normal capacity at any indoor or outdoor setting. ‘Attendees’ include hosts, organizers, staff, volunteers, players, coaches, officials, spectators and vendors.

• The use of SafeKey is required for all attendees at any gathering above the permitted number of persons. Attendees’ SafeKeys must be checked against a valid ID with name and date of birth, and be verified on https://verify.gov.bm/ prior to entry, per guidance at https://www.gov.bm/safekey.

• Masks must be worn indoors and outdoors by staff and patrons if 6 foot distancing cannot be maintained, unless eating or drinking, or with members of one household or during physical exertion, per Public Health Guidelines at: www.gov.bm/mask-guidance

• Contact tracing details must be collected from all attendees including full name, date and time of visit, phone and email in case there is a positive case in attendance.

• Signage must be available throughout indoor and outdoor settings encouraging physical distancing and indoor mask wearing.

• Marshalls must be deployed at the rate of 1 Marshall per 50 attendees, in particular at the entrance, bathrooms, food and drink vending, and narrow and enclosed areas to enforce 6 foot distancing, hand hygiene and mask wearing. Marshalls can include adult staff, volunteers and security. The event organiser shall identify the Marshalls by name to compliance and enforcement officers.

• Sanitizing stations must be available at the entrance of any indoor setting and on tables and bar counters.

• Lines for food, drinks and bathrooms must be marked to ensure 6 feet a distance between each person waiting in line.

• Staff should complete the online Infection Prevention Control training available at: www.gov.bm/infection-prevention-and-control-training

• Food and beverage vendors must comply with Environmental Health licensing and food hygiene regulations and requirements.

• Employees must be screened for signs/symptoms of Covid-19 at the start of their shift. Sick employees must be directed to stay home or immediately go home if they feel or appear sick.

• Adhere to cleaning and disinfecting Public Health guidelines at: https://www.gov.bm/covid-19-guidance-events-and-gatherings

• WeHealth is strongly encouraged as it will help contain an outbreak in case of a positive case at any event whether above or below the permitted number.

• A copy of this “Letter of no objection” for the Large Group gathering and the conditions must be posted at the entrance and clearly visible and kept on file to be made available upon request.

The Ministry of Youth, Culture and Sport reserves the right to withdraw the permission to have more than the permitted number of persons assembled at the event without notice or cost to the Bermuda Government subject to the status of Covid-19 in the local community.

The Bermuda Police Service and Officials from the Ministries of National Security, Health and Youth, Culture and Sport have right to attend and observe compliance of the conditions as prescribed above.

Dr. The Honourable Ernest G. Peets, JP

Minister of Youth, Culture and Sport

9 November 2021

Bermuda Monetary Authority Aggcap Insurance Ltd

• Notice Type: Government Notice
• Notice Sub Type: Cancellation Of Registration
• Notice ID: GN1156/2021
• Public Authorities / Department: Bermuda Monetary Authority
• Publication Date: 09 November 2021

Order

Insurance Act 1978

Cancellation Of Registration

Under Section 41[1][A]

The Bermuda Monetary Authority in exercise of the powers conferred upon it by virtue of Section 41[1][A] of the Insurance Act, 1978, [“The Act”], hereby cancels, at the request of the Insurer listed below, the respective Class 3 Insurer registration granted to the said Insurer under the Act, effective 4th November 2021:-

AggCap Insurance, Ltd.

By Order Of The Bermuda Monetary Authority

Mellisa Burgess

Deputy Director Bermuda Monetary Authority

Dated this 8th day of November 2021

List Of Proposed Plan Applications Advertised On November 9, 2021

• Notice Type: Government Notice
• Notice Sub Type: Notification Of Planning Applications Registered
• Notice ID: GN1154/2021
• Public Authorities / Department: Planning
• Publication Date: 09 November 2021

Listing Of Plan Applications Registered [For Advertisement]

Applications Advertised on November 9, 2021. This list was printed on November 9, 2021.

Objections to applications must be received within 14 days of the date advertised [November 23, 2021].

Summary of Application Details

The applications shown below are available for review on the EnerGov Customer Self Service Portal [https://planningenergov.gov.bm/EnerGov_Prod/SelfService#/home], or during the hours 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. at the Department of Planning, 5th Floor, Dame Lois Browne Evans Building, 58 Court Street, Hamilton HM 12.

Letters of objection should state any interest which the objector[s] may have in property nearby, supply an address at which notice may be served on the objector[s], and provide a concise statement of the grounds of the objection.

For further information on the objection procedure see the Development and Planning [Applications Procedure] Rules

1997.

Application

Sandy’s

S0042‑21

Donald Scott

15A Beacon Hill Lane

Sandy’s MA02

Proposed Creation Of A Second Lot.

[Final Approval]

Southampton

P0497‑21

Carmen Rabain

12 Lighthouse Lane

Southampton SN02

Proposed Alterations And Additions To Create Family Room And Master Bathroom Extension. Modify Existing Rock Cut, Max 10ft With 3ft High Chain‑link Barrier Atop.

[Final Approval]

Devonshire

P0490‑21

Patrick Graham

Lot 4C Jackson Drive, Devonshire [Vacant Lot West Of 8 & 10 Jackson Drive And North Of 9 Jackson Drive] Proposed Two Storey 4 Bedroom Dwelling And One Bedroom Apartment [Two Dwelling Units Total] With New Covered Porches, New Driveway, New Rock Cut 4Ft Max Height And New Pit.

[Final Approval]

Upcoming Common Reporting Standard [CRS] Compliance Requirements

• Notice Type: Government Notice
• Notice Sub Type: Industry Notice
• Notice ID: GN1153/2021
• Public Authorities / Department: Ministry Level
• Publication Date: 09 November 2021

Industry Notice

5 November 2021

To: CRS Reporting Financial Institutions and Service Providers

Upcoming Common Reporting Standard [CRS] Compliance Requirements

This notice is published by the Ministry of Finance, Treaty Unit to highlight, repeat and update the Notice that was published on the Ministry of Finance CRS web page on September 3, 2021, for the purposes of the Bermuda International Cooperation [Tax Information Exchange Agreements] Common Reporting Standard Regulations 2017. In accordance with Regulation 8, the Ministry wishes to advise Bermuda Reporting Financial Institutions and their Service Providers of the following upcoming additional CRS compliance requirements:

1. Annual CRS Compliance Certification Form: The Ministry has added an Annual CRS Compliance Certification Form [the "CRS Compliance Form"] to the Bermuda Tax Information Reporting Portal, which is now available and must be completed annually by all Bermuda RFIs and Trustee-Documented Trusts ["TDTs"] starting with the 2020 reporting period. The form for the period ending December 31, 2020 must be submitted no later than January 15, 2022. In future periods, the CRS Compliance Form must be submitted no later than September 30 following the end of the reporting period.

2. CRS Independent Compliance Reviews: To provide further assurance that Bermuda RFIs are applying the CRS rules correctly, the Ministry will soon begin issuing notices requiring certain Bermuda RFIs to undertake a CRS Independent Compliance Review ["CRS Review"]. Using a risk-based approach, the Ministry will identify a subset of Bermuda RFIs that are required to engage an approved independent reviewer to perform a CRS Review. The registered Primary User for the Bermuda RFI would received a Notice to Undertake a CRS Independent Compliance Review via email, which will instruct the entity to either engage an approved independent reviewer to perform a CRS Review or elect to have the Ministry perform such CRS Review.

Further information, including detailed guidelines on each of the below compliance activities and a revised Bermuda Tax Information Reporting Portal user guide, can be found at https://www.gov.bm/common-reporting-standard-country-country-reporting.

Erratum In Respect Of Government Notice GN0291/2020

• Notice Type: Government Notice
• Notice Sub Type: Trademark Application
• Notice ID: GN1155/2021
• Amended Notice ID: Erratum In Respect Of GN0291/2020
• Public Authorities / Department: Registry General
• Publication Date: 09 November 2021

Trade Mark Application No 57151 here [PDF]

The official notices above have been republished from the relevant section on the official Government website. If you wish to view ‘hard copies’, the Department of Libraries & Archives prints them and you can visit the main library on Queen Street or the Government Archives in the Government Administration Building on Parliament Street to view them.

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