Official Govt & Legal Notices For Dec 24 2024

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PATI Information Statement Ministry Of Youth Social Development And Seniors

Notice type: Government Notice
Notice sub type: Public Notification
Notice ID: GN1170/2024
Public Authorities / Department: Ministry Level
Publication date: 24 December, 2024

Bermuda Government

Ministry Of Youth, Social Development And Seniors

Public Access to Information

Information Statement

Name of Public Authority: Ministry of Youth, Social Development and Seniors Headquarters

Introduction:

The Ministry of Youth, Social Development and Seniors Headquarters [Ministry Headquarters] has a legal duty under the Public Access to Information Act 2010 to maintain and update annually an Information Statement. This will facilitate easy access to information by the public and increase the accountability and transparency of the Ministry Headquarters, which will endeavor to proactively publish as much information as possible. The purpose of this Information Statement is to outline the information held by the Ministry Headquarters, which will be readily available to the public under the Public Access to Information Act 2010.

Section A: Structure, Organization and Legislation [s5[1]a]

The Permanent Secretary oversees the Ministry Headquarters which comprises the

Administration and Accounts section, Policy Development, Ageing and Disability Services [ADS], the K. Margaret Carter Centre [KMCC] and The Office of Youth Affairs [TOYA] as follows:

Section B: 1] Functions, Powers and Duties of the Authority [s5[1]b]

The mission of the Ministry Headquarters is to protect all individuals during their lifetime and facilitation of well-being.

The objectives of the Ministry Headquarters are to:

collaborate with Ministry Departments to ensure overall policy objectives are met;

create partnerships that will allow for better-coordinated services that are more synergistic with Government’s social initiatives;

help facilitate or improve social supports for Bermuda’s at-risk populations;

advance the Government’s social policy initiatives with an emphasis on social cohesion.

The Ministry Headquarters ensures that social policies and services are in place to protect, assist, inform, and empower the most vulnerable populations within the community.

The Ministry Headquarters directs the implementation of policy for Ageing and Disability Services [ADS], The Office of Youth Affairs [TOYA], the Department of Child & Family Services [DCFS], the Department of Financial Assistance [DFA] and Charitable Organizations; and oversees the policy direction and implementation of the Human Rights Commission.

The Ministry Headquarters is responsible for the development of the Ministry’s annual budget; and, through its Accounts Section, oversees the accounting and financial management services to ADS, KMCC, TOYA, DCFS, and DFA.

The Ministry Headquarters provides policy advice to the Minister of Youth, Social Development and Seniors on a range of policy matters that impact: children, and families; youth; seniors; persons with disabilities; and the homeless population. Policy decisions are made at the ministerial level, with appropriate input and consultation from ADS, KMCC, TOYA, DCFS and DFA. Consultation with other government stakeholders and external stakeholders is sought as appropriate as it relates to gender and human rights matters.

The Ministry Headquarters has direct responsibility for supporting the Minister in seeking Cabinet approval for legislative initiatives and for providing support to the Minister as legislative initiatives move through the Legislature.

The Ministry Headquarters is responsible for coordinating the preparation and tabling in the Legislature of any statutory required reports and documents.

The Minister of the Ministry of Youth, Social Development and Seniors is responsible for making appointments to the various statutory and non-statutory Boards, Committees and Councils that fall under the Ministry’s remit as follows:

Statutory Bodies

Charity Commissioners
Charities Act 2014

Charities Regulations 2014

Children In-Care Advisory Council
Children Act 1998

Co-Parenting Mediation Council
Children Act 1998

Financial Assistance Review Board
Financial Assistance Act 2001

Litigation Guardian
Children Act 1998

National Child Safeguarding Committee
Children Act 1998

Non-Statutory Bodies

Ageing Well Committee

Disability Advisory Council

Gender Affairs Council

Steering Committee – National Plan for Person with Intellectual Disabilities and their Families 2023-2028

National Youth Policy Working Group

Homelessness Advisory Panel

Section B: 2] Obligations under Public Access to Information Act [s5[1]b]

To provide an information statement for the public and promulgate it [s5],

To provide other information to the public so that the public needs only to have minimum resort to the use of the Act to obtain information [s6]. This includes:

General information, e.g. activities of the Authority

Log of all information requests and their outcome

Quarterly expenditure [upon request] [s6[5]]

Contracts valued at $50,000 or more.

To respond to information requests in a timely manner [s12-16]

To track information requests, and provide this data to the Information Commissioner

To respond to requests from the Information Commissioner [s9]

To amend personal information held by the Authority that it is wrong or misleading following a written request by the person to whom the information relates [s19]

To conduct an internal review if formally requested [part 5]

To give evidence for review by the Information Commissioner [part 6, 47[4]], or for judicial review [s49], if required

To provide an annual written report to the Information Commissioner of the status of information requests [s58 [3]].

To do anything else as required under the PATI Act and subsequent Regulations [s59, 60], including:

Fees for requests for information

Management and maintenance of records

Procedures for administering the Act

To train staff and make arrangements so as to facilitate compliance with the Act [s61]

To designate one of its officers to be the person to whom requests are directed [s62]

Section C: Services and Programmes [s5[1]c]

The Ministry Headquarters has oversight for the delivery of the services and programmes provided by:

ADS includes public education and awareness; accessibility; and case management to uphold the section’s mission to protect seniors and persons with disabilities, who are at-risk of abuse, neglect or self-neglect.

KMCC includes direct support for persons with intellectual disabilities in the community through its day programme.

TOYA provides direct support to youth through the development and management of public afterschool programmes, day camps, and summer programmes for school aged children and youth.

The detailed information about the operational services and programmes of ADS, KMCC, and TOYA are held by each section.

Section D: Records and Documents Held [s5[1]d]

Records held by the Ministry Headquarters:

General Administration Records

Appointment Letters for Boards/Committees

Budget Books

Contracts

Financial Instructions

Grants

Invoices

Job Descriptions
Meeting Agendas
Minutes of Meetings of Boards/Committees
Organizational Chart
Policies

Relevant Legislation

Staff files

Other Documents

Budget Briefs
Department Budget Allocations
Expression of Interest for Government Boards and Committees within the remit of the Minister
Grant Allocations
Legislative Briefs
Ministerial Statements
National Policies
Press Releases/Press Statements

Ministry Headquarters – Accounts Section Records

Budget Books
E1 user application forms
Form Templates
Journals
Budget Virements
General Journals
Interdepartmental Journals
Payment Batches
Payroll Documentation
Vendor Forms
Workflows
Year End Submission Documentation

The following classes of information are not accessible or are restricted:

Information that could compromise security or confidentiality.
Information that is prohibited by law or exempt under the Public Access to Information Act 2010.
Information protected by Parliamentary privilege.
Information received in confidence.
Information prohibited by a Court.
Section E: Administration [all public access] Manuals [s5[1]e]

Administrative manuals/guidelines used by the Ministry of Youth, Social Development and Seniors Headquarters include the following:

Annual Approved Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure
Code of Practice for Project Management and Procurement [27th July 2020]
Conditions of Employment and Code of Conduct [CECC] [March 2024]
Dignity at Work Policy
Drug and Alcohol Policy
Election Guidance Notes
Financial Instructions
Ministry Business Plans
Public Service Strategic Plan 2024-2027
Service Standards Policy [3 November 2021]
Travel and Subsistence Policy 2011
Section F: Decision-making documents [s5[1]f]

The Legislative Process
Speech from the Throne
Government Platform

Making Policy Happen

National Policy on Disabilities [2006]

Section G: The Information Officer [s5[1]g]

The Information Officer for the Ministry Headquarters:

Kleita Pitcher

Veritas Place, 6th Floor,

65 Court Street, Hamilton, HM 12.

Telephone: [441] 444-0275

E-mail: krpitcher@gov.bm

*Note requests for information will only be accepted for submissions made in-person to verify the requestor’s identity.

Section H: Any Other Information [s5[1]h]

How to make a request for information, or to amend your personal information?

Requests must be made using the application form and submitted in person to the Information Officer. You must also provide Government-issued identification to prove that you are a Bermudian or a resident of Bermuda, such as a passport or Bermuda driver’s license.

The process and application form are located at:

www.gov.bm/online-services/make-pati-request

A requestor must identify the record, the subject and time-period. Requests should specify the manner in which access is preferred, for example by inspection or by copy. There is a fee charged for reproducing materials [see list of fees on the PATI website at: https://www.gov.bm/pati-service-fees].

Your request will be acknowledged within 5 days. The Public Authority has 6 weeks to make a decision regarding the request. Access to the record may be provided in full, in part or denied.

If you are not satisfied with the outcome, you may appeal the decision via several mechanisms:

an Internal Review by the head of the Authority,

an External Review by the Information Commissioner, and

a Judicial Review in the Supreme Court.

These processes are set out on the PATI website:

www.gov.bm/publicaccess-information-pati

Section I: Any Other Information to be Provided [s5[1]i]

1. Ministry of Youth, Social Development and Seniors website:

https://www.gov.bm/ministry/youth-social-development-and-seniors

2. The Legislation listed in this document may be found at Bermuda Laws Online

www.bermudalaws.bm

3. Budget 2024/25 [31 March 2024 to 1 April 2025]: For the annual expenditure of the Ministry of Youth, Social Development and Seniors, see the Approved Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure Book at www.gov.bm. Insert the web address in the search engine budget book. Click on budget 2024-25 and scroll down to the Budget Book for the Ministry of Youth, Social Development and Seniors Headquarters [Head 86] to find:

Budget on pages B-289 to B-290

Capital Acquisitions on page C-8

Grants and Contributions on page C-21

4. The Ministry Headquarters is open Monday to Friday from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm and

closed on weekends, public holidays, and as directed by Government Notices.

Section J: Information Statement: Copies and Updates [s5[2,3,4,5]]

Locations of Information Statement:

Copies of this Information Statement are available at the following sites:

Your principal office: Veritas Place, 6th Floor, 65 Court Street, Hamilton HM12 Y

The Bermuda National Library; Y

The Bermuda Archives; Y

Available electronically, Y

Website for public authority [https://www.gov.bm/ministry/youth-social-development-and-seniors]

Have you published a notice in the Gazette indicating the places where the information statement is available for the public? Y

With the Information Commissioner. Y

Every public authority shall update its information statement at least once a year, and make it available for inspection by the public at reasonable times by [s5[1-5], PATI Act]:

Date Information Statement was updated: December 24, 2024

Sign:

Name: Valerie Robinson-James

Post: Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Youth, Social Development and Seniors

PATI Bermuda Tourism Authority Notice 2024

Notice type: Government Notice
Notice sub type: PATI Contracts valued $50,000 or more
Notice ID: GN1169/2024
Publication date: 24 December, 2024

Bermuda

Public Access To Information [Contracts Valued $50,000 Or More] Bermuda Tourism Authority Notice 2024

GN / 2024

The VP of Finance who has supervision of the Bermuda Tourism Authority, in exercise of the power conferred by section 6[6] of the Public Access to Information Act 2010, gives the following Notice:

Citation

1. This Notice may be cited as the Public Access to Information [Information Statement- Contracts Valued $50,000 or More] Bermuda Tourism Authority Notice 2023.

Contracts to which this Notice applies

2. This Notice applies to the contracts contained in the following Table:

Table

Name of Contractor/ Contracting Parties	Contract Start Date	Contract End Date	Description of Goods/ Services Provided	Contract Value
Simpleview LLC	1 Aug 24	31 Jul 27	CRM and Email marketing	$144,900
Virtuoso Ltd.	1 Jan 24	31 Dec 24	Consortia marketing	$60,325
Ace Up inc.	15 Jan 24	31 Jan 25	Professional coaching	$84,613
ALHI	1 Jan 24	31 Dec 24	Global Alliance membership	$78,000
Boat International Media Limited	1 Feb 24	31 Jan 25	Events sponsorship and media partnership	$299,500
Royal Bermuda Yacht Club	9 Oct 24	6 Dec 24	Sponsorship Bermuda Gold Cup Regatta	$60,000
Bonnier Corporation	15 Jul 24	1 Aug 24	Media placement and sponsorship Bermuda Triple Crown Billfishing Championship	$100,000
Narrative Research [Bermuda] Limited	1 Jan 24	31 Dec 24	2024 Air and cruise exit survey	$121,300
Grotto Bay Beach Resort	2 Feb 24	30 Apr 24	Accommodation – Bermuda Grand Prix	$68,400
American Junior Golf Association	26 Jul 24	18 Jan 26	Sponsorship Butterfield Bermuda Junior Championship	$72,000
Bermuda Triangle Challenge [North America]	20 Jun 24	28 Feb 25	Sponsorship	$70,000
Carvertise Inc.	25 Jul 24	4 Oct 24	Advertising Service agreement	$90,500
Rosewood Bermuda	4 Jan 24	7 Oct 24	Accommodation – Celebrity Golf Invitational	$235,016
PricewaterhouseCoopers Advisory Ltd.	17 Jul 24	To Completion	Provision of Consultancy Services	$175,000
IMEX America Inc.	17 Jun 24	7 Oct 24	Exhibition participation	$102,800
Creative Management Services LLC	11 Aug 24	12 Nov 24	Exhibition booth design and construction	$201,944
Digicel Bermuda	13 May 24	12 Jun 26	Information & Communications Technology managed services	$72,000
MMGY Global	25 Jun 24	Ongoing	UK and European Sales and Business development	$258,000 *
MMGY Global	25 Jun 24	Ongoing	UK and European Marketing and Communications services	$258,000 *
Royal Bermuda Yacht Club	1 Feb 24	31 Jul 24	Sponsorship – Newport to Bermuda Yacht race	$100,000
Travelsavers Inc	1 Jan 24	31 Dec 24	Strategic Marketing Services	$54,050
Signature Travel Network	1 Jan 24	31 Dec 24	Consortia marketing	$59,000
Future Partners	12 Jul 24	To completion	Brand awareness and perception research	$238,300

* This represents the annual value of the contract. It is subject to 90 days notice.

Made this 24th day of December, 2024

Duncan Beveridge

VP of Finance who has supervision of the Bermuda Tourism Authority

PATI Statement St.George’s Parish Council

Notice type: Government Notice
Notice sub type: Public Notification
Notice ID: GN1168/2024
Publication date: 24 December, 2024

Bermuda Government Non-Ministry

Public Access to Information

Information Statement

Name of Public Authority: St. George’s Parish Council

Introduction:

The St. George’s Parish Council [Council] has a legal duty under the Public Access to Information Act 2010, to maintain and update annually an Info1mation Statement. This will facilitate easy access to information by the public and increase the accountability and transparency of the Parish Council, which will endeavor to proactively publish as much information as possible.

Overview of the Public Accessto Information Act 2010 [PATI]

The purpose of PATI is to:-

Give the public the right to obtain access to information held by public authorities to the greatest extent possible, subject to exceptions that are inthe public interest or for the protection of the rights of others.

Increase transparency, and eliminate unnecessary secrecy, with regard to info1mation held by public authorities.

Increase the accountability of public authorities.

Inform the public about the activities of public authorities, including the manner in which they make decisions.

Have more information placed in the public domainas a matter of course.

The purpose of this Information Statement is to provide interested paiiies information about [i] the structure, functions and programs of the St. George’s Parish Council, [ii] the types of records help by the St. George’s Parish Council and [iii] how theycan access thisinformation.

Section A: Structure, Organization and Legislation [s5[l]a]
The St. George’s Parish Council has twelve [12] persons who are appointed by Minister of Tourism, Culture and Spmi to sit on the Council. Cunently, there are eleven [11] persons serving on the Council namely:-

Mrs. Cindy Weeks, Chairperson

Ms. Quinita Francis, Deputy Chair Mr. Kenneth Baiiram, Councilor Ms. Terlena Murphy, Councilor

Mrs. Michelle Neai·on Richardson, Councilor Mr. Dean Pa1Tis, Councilor

Ms. Kleita Pitcher, Councilor Mrs. Caljohna Smith, Councilor Mr. Ryan Steede, Councilor

Ms. Roseanne Tucker,Councilor Mr. Stephen Tucker, Councilor

The St. George’s Parish Council generally holds their monthly meetings on the third Wednesday of the monthat 6:30pm. Meetings are usually held at the St. George’s Community Centre located atOld Military Road, St. George’s GE05. Occasionally meetings will be held virtually via Zoom.

Contact information

e-mail address: stgeo.parish.council@grnail.corn postaladdress: P.O. Box GE 267,St. George’s GEBX

Legislation

Parish Councils Act 1971

Section B: I] Functions, Powers and Duties of the Authority [s5[1]b]
Under the ParishCouncil Act the St. George’s Parish Council has the following functions:-

to bring to the attention of the Minister any matters affecting the general welfare of residents in the Parish;

to consider and advise on any matters which may be refe1Ted to the Parish Council by the Minister;

subject to the general direction and control of the Minister, to provide and maintain places of recreation and recreational facilities, to preserve and improve the general amenities of the Parish and generally to promote the well-being of residents in the Pai·ish;

to hold in trust for the residents of the Parish the parochial funds and other property transferred to the Parish Council in pursuance of the First Schedule and to employ the same for the purposes of paragraph [d] in such manner as the Council may, subject to that pai·agraph, determine;

tomaintain and administer the property known as the St. George’s Parish rest home;

to maintain the pai·ish records transferred to the Parish Council in pursuance of paragraph 9 of the First Schedule; and

togive effect to any directions given by the Minister undersection 6.

Mission

To improve the quality of life of all residents in the Parishof St. George.

Section B: 2] Obligations under Public Accessto Information Act[s5[l]b]

Toprovide an information statement for the public and promulgate it [s5],
To provideother information to the public so that thepublic needs only to have minimum resort to the use of the Act to obtain information [s6].This includes:
General information, e.g. activities of the Authority
Log of all information requests and theiroutcome
Quarterly expenditure [upon request] [s6[5]]
Contracts valued at $50,000 or more.
Torespond to information requestsin a timelymanner [s12-16].
To track information requests, and provide this data to the Information Commissioner
Torespond to requests from the Information Commissioner [s9].
To amend personal information held by the Authority that it is wrongor misleading following a written request by the person to whom the information relates [s19].
Toconduct an internal review if formally requested [part5].
Togive evidence for reviewby the Information Commissioner [part 6, 47[4]], or for
judicial review [s49], ifrequired.

To providean annual written reportto the Information Commissioner of the statusof information requests [s58[3]].
To do anything else as required under thePATI Act andsubsequent Regulations [s59, 60], including:
Fees for requests for information
Management and maintenance of records
Procedures for administering the Act.
To train staff and make arrangements so as to facilitate compliance with the Act [s61].
Todesignate one of its officers to be theperson to whomrequests are directed [s62].
Section C: Services and Programmes [s5[1]c]

Programmes/ Initiatives:

Annual Scholarship programme.
Host various feeding programmes throughout the year usually around the festive season
i.e. Easter and Christmas.

Distribute gift vouchers to seniors residing in St. George’s Parish to assist them with their electric bills etc.
Host events in the Parish such as a Seniors Tea.
Host Keep Be1muda Beautiful community clean up days.
Fundraising events throughout the year i.e.Wine Tasting.
Operate a Water Standfor Be1muda Day½Marathon Derby.
. – - ··- ,_

Section D: Records and Documents Held [s5[1]d]

Records held by the St. George’s Parish Council are as follows:

Minutes of meetings
Annual financial statements
Leases

Minutes are circulated to all Membersof the Counciland are retained by the Secretary.

Section E: Administration [all public access] Manuals [s5[l]e]

Currently thereare no administration manuals.

Section F: Decision-making documents [s5[l]f]

The St. George’s ParishCouncil is presently guided by the Parish Councils Act 1971.

Section G: The Information Officer [s5[l]g]
The Acting Information Officer for theSt. George’s ParishCouncil is Kleita Pitcher. Ms. Pitcher’s contact infmmation is:

Telephone: [441] 444-2467

Email: krpitcher@gov.bm

Section H: Any Other Information [s5[l]h]

The St. George’s ParishCouncil owns theproperty situated at 18 Secretary Road, Town of St. George GE 03, known as the St. George’s Parish Rest Home.
Pmtions of thisbuilding is leasedas a carpentry workshop.

Fees paid to Members for attending monthly meetings:-
Chairperson – $100 per meeting
Member – $50 per meeting

SectionI: Any Other 1,nformation to be Provided [s5[1],i]
NIA
Section J: Information Statement: Copiesand Updates [s5[2,3,4,5]]

Every public authority shall update its information statement at least once a year, and make it available for inspection by the publicat reasonable times by [s5[1-5], PATIAct]:

Date Information Statement was updated: 18th December 2024 Locations of Information Statement

Copies of this Information Statement are available at the following locations:

Your principal office: there is no principal office NO
The Be1muda NationalLibrary YES

The Bermuda Archives YES

Available electronically YES

Council’s website [currently no website is available] NO
Have you published a notice in the Gazette indicating the places where the information statement is available for the public? YES
With the Information Commissioner YES

Sign:

Name: CindyWeeks

Post: Chair of the St. George’s ParishCouncil [Head of the PublicAuthority]

Bermuda Government Non-Ministry

Public Access to Information

Information Statement

Name of Public Authority: St. George’s Parish Council

Introduction:

Overview of the Public Accessto Information Act 2010 [PATI]

The purpose of PATI is to:-

Increase transparency, and eliminate unnecessary secrecy, with regard to info1mation held by public authorities.

Increase the accountability of public authorities.

Inform the public about the activities of public authorities, including the manner in which they make decisions.

Have more information placed in the public domainas a matter of course.

Mrs. Cindy Weeks, Chairperson

Ms. Quinita Francis, Deputy Chair Mr. Kenneth Baiiram, Councilor Ms. Terlena Murphy, Councilor

Mrs. Michelle Neai·on Richardson, Councilor Mr. Dean Pa1Tis, Councilor

Ms. Kleita Pitcher, Councilor Mrs. Caljohna Smith, Councilor Mr. Ryan Steede, Councilor

Ms. Roseanne Tucker,Councilor Mr. Stephen Tucker, Councilor

Contact information

e-mail address: stgeo.parish.council@grnail.corn postaladdress: P.O. Box GE 267,St. George’s GEBX

Legislation

Parish Councils Act 1971

Section B: I] Functions, Powers and Duties of the Authority [s5[1]b]
Under the ParishCouncil Act the St. George’s Parish Council has the following functions:-

to bring to the attention of the Minister any matters affecting the general welfare of residents in the Parish;

to consider and advise on any matters which may be refe1Ted to the Parish Council by the Minister;

tomaintain and administer the property known as the St. George’s Parish rest home;

to maintain the pai·ish records transferred to the Parish Council in pursuance of paragraph 9 of the First Schedule; and

togive effect to any directions given by the Minister undersection 6.

Mission

To improve the quality of life of all residents in the Parishof St. George.

Section B: 2] Obligations under Public Accessto Information Act[s5[l]b]

Programmes/ Initiatives:

Annual Scholarship programme.
Host various feeding programmes throughout the year usually around the festive season
i.e. Easter and Christmas.

Section D: Records and Documents Held [s5[1]d]

Records held by the St. George’s Parish Council are as follows:

Minutes of meetings
Annual financial statements
Leases

Minutes are circulated to all Membersof the Counciland are retained by the Secretary.

Section E: Administration [all public access] Manuals [s5[l]e]

Currently thereare no administration manuals.

Section F: Decision-making documents [s5[l]f]

The St. George’s ParishCouncil is presently guided by the Parish Councils Act 1971.

Section G: The Information Officer [s5[l]g]
The Acting Information Officer for theSt. George’s ParishCouncil is Kleita Pitcher. Ms. Pitcher’s contact infmmation is:

Telephone: [441] 444-2467

Email: krpitcher@gov.bm

Section H: Any Other Information [s5[l]h]

Fees paid to Members for attending monthly meetings:-
Chairperson – $100 per meeting
Member – $50 per meeting

SectionI: Any Other 1,nformation to be Provided [s5[1],i]
NIA
Section J: Information Statement: Copiesand Updates [s5[2,3,4,5]]

Every public authority shall update its information statement at least once a year, and make it available for inspection by the publicat reasonable times by [s5[1-5], PATIAct]:

Date Information Statement was updated: 18th December 2024 Locations of Information Statement

Copies of this Information Statement are available at the following locations:

Your principal office: there is no principal office NO
The Be1muda NationalLibrary YES

The Bermuda Archives YES

Available electronically YES

Sign:

Name: CindyWeeks

Post: Chair of the St. George’s ParishCouncil [Head of the PublicAuthority]

Corrigendum To BR 130/2024 The Corporate Income Tax Act 2023 Amendment Regulations 2024

Notice type: Government Notice
Notice sub type: Public Notification
Notice ID: GN1167/2024
Public Authorities / Department: Attorney-General’s Chambers
Publication date: 24 December, 2024

Government Notice No.

Corrigendum To The Corporate Income Tax Act 2023 Amendment Regulations 2024

The Corporate Income Tax Act 2023 Amendment Regulations 2024 published on 20 December 2024 as BR 130/2024 contained two errors in regulation 6.

Regulation 6 should have read as follows:

Amends section 46[2][a]

6 Section 46[2][a] of the principal Act is amended by deleting “controlling income” and substituting “controlling interest”.

The Hon E. David G. Burt JP, MP

Minister of Finance

Dated the day of December 2024

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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