Official Govt & Legal Notices For July 3 2025
The official Government and Legal notices for today [July 3] include acting appointments, Bermudian status, permanent resident certificate, notification of planning applications registered, public notification, striking off and notice of intended marriage.
Magistrate & Coroner
- Notice type: Government Notice
- Notice sub type: Acting Appointments
- Notice ID: GN0657/2025
- Public Authorities / Department: The Judiciary
- Publication date: 03 July, 2025
Government Notice No. _______
Acting Appointment
Judicial Department
The Governor, after consultation with the Acting Chief Justice, has approved the appointment of the following Barrister and Attorney to act as a Magistrate & Coroner:
-Ms. Cristen Suess- 10th July 2025
Dated this day of July 2025
Acting Deputy Governor
Emily Addiscott
Director Department Of Statistics
- Notice type: Government Notice
- Notice sub type: Acting Appointments
- Notice ID: GN0656/2025
- Public Authorities / Department: Statistics
- Publication date: 03 July, 2025
Acting Appointment
Director, Department Of Statistics
Ministry Of Economy & Labour
Dr. Jahni Smith has been appointed to act as Director of the Department of Statistics from 23 June 2025 to 11 July 2025, inclusive.
Melinda Williams
Director of Statistics
Bermudian Status – Section 19A
- Notice type: Government Notice
- Notice sub type: Bermudian Status – Section 19A
- Notice ID: GN0655/2025
- Public Authorities / Department: Immigration
- Publication date: 03 July, 2025
Notice Is Hereby Given that application has been made to the Minister of Economy and Labour by the following person[s] for the grant of Bermudian status under the provisions of section 19A of the Bermuda Immigration and Protection Act, 1956, [viz: has been married to the same Bermudian for ten [10] continuous years, during that marriage has been ordinarily resident in Bermuda for seven [7] years, the last two [2] years of which must be continuous to the date of application; has been living together with his/her Bermudian spouse as husband and wife continuously for the two [2] years immediately preceding his/her application; and is of good character and conduct.]
DaCosta, Pamela Yin Todd, 15 Ocean Sands Road, Warwick WK 02
Da Costa Pacheco, Jessica, 18 Woodlawn Road, Sandys SB 01
Nimrod, Michael, 2 Jacob Point Road, St. George’s DD 01
Palmer, Carol Ann, 3 Fractious Drive, Hamilton Parish CR 04
N.B. Any person who knows if any of the above provisions have not been fulfilled, or why Bermudian status should not be granted to the applicants, should send a written statement to the Chief Immigration Officer, P.O. Box 1364, Hamilton HMFX, no later than 17 July 2025.
Bermudian Status – Section 19A [Widow]
- Notice type: Government Notice
- Notice sub type: Bermudian Status – Section 19A
- Notice ID: GN0654/2025
- Public Authorities / Department: Immigration
- Publication date: 03 July, 2025
Notice Is Hereby Given that application has been made to the Minister of National Security, by the following person who is the widow of a Bermudian, for the grant of Bermudian status under the provisions of section 19A of the Bermuda Immigration and Protection Act, 1956, [viz: has celebrated ten [10] years of marriage to a Bermudian spouse or would have done so but for the death of that spouse: after the date of marriage has been ordinarily resident in Bermuda for seven [7] years, the last two [2] years of which must be continuous to the date of application; had been living together as husband and wife with their Bermudian spouse within the period of six months immediately preceding the death of the Bermudian spouse; and is of good character and conduct.]
Young, Randolph Lloyd, 10 Curving Avenue, Pembroke HM 20
N.B. Any person who knows if any of the above provisions have not been fulfilled, or why Bermudian status should not be granted to the applicant, should send a written statement to the Chief Immigration Officer, Department of Immigration, P.O. Box HM 1364, Hamilton HMFX no later than 17 July 2025.
Permanent Residents Certificate – Section 31ZA
- Notice type: Government Notice
- Notice sub type: Permanent Resident Certificate – PRC 31ZA
- Notice ID: GN0653/2025
- Public Authorities / Department: Immigration
- Publication date: 03 July, 2025
Notice Is Hereby Given that application has been made to the Minister of Economy and Labour, by the following person[s] for the grant of a Permanent Resident’s Certificate, under the provisions of section 31ZA of the Bermuda Immigration and Protection Act, 1956, [viz: were ordinarily resident in Bermuda for the period of at least twenty [20] years; were ordinarily resident in Bermuda during the two years immediately preceding his application; are of good conduct and character.
Bolarinho Pinheiro, 10 Brighton Hill Road, Devonshire DV 06
Browne, Mark, Lower Apt South, 62 Spice Hill Road, Warwick WK 02
N.B. Any person who knows if any of the above provisions have not been fulfilled, or why a Permanent Resident’s Certificate should not be granted to the applicant[s], should send a written statement to the Chief Immigration Officer, Department of Immigration, P.O. Box HM1364, Hamilton HM FX no later than the 17 July 2025.
Permanent Residents Certificate – Section 31B
- Notice type: Government Notice
- Notice sub type: Permanent Resident Certificate – PRC 31B
- Notice ID: GN0652/2025
- Public Authorities / Department: Immigration
- Publication date: 03 July, 2025
Notice Is Hereby Given that application has been made to the Minister of Economy and Labour, by the following person[s] for the grant of a Permanent Resident’s Certificate, under the provisions of section 31B of the Bermuda Immigration and Protection Act, 1956, [viz: were ordinarily resident in Bermuda for the period of ten [10] years preceding his application; are of good conduct and character; are at least eighteen[18] years of age; are either: a] the son or daughter of a person who was granted a permanent resident’s certificate and is above the upper limit of compulsory school age or b] the spouse of a person who was granted a permanent resident’s certificate.
Armstrong, Arnold John, 23 Rosemont Avenue, Pembroke HM 08
Ebenezer, Anisha, Queen Lu, Apt 5, 1 Valley Lane, Paget PG 05
Ebenezer, Abisha, Queen Lu, Apt 5, 1 Valley Lane, Paget PG 05
Kowalski, Kennedy Paige,7 Salt House Lane, Smiths FL 08
Mnushkin, Sienna Sophia, “The Bonnet”, 29 North Shore Road, Devonshire DV 05
Ribaroff, George Alexander, 12 Ships Hill Lane, St. George’s HS 02
Scarorough, Sarah Jayne, Apt #3, 5 Warwick Park Road, Warwick WK 05
N.B. Any person who knows if any of the above provisions have not been fulfilled, or why a Permanent Resident’s Certificate should not be granted to the applicant[s], should send a written statement to the Chief Immigration Officer, Department of Immigration, P.O. Box HM 1364, Hamilton HM FX no later than the 17 July 2025.
Permanent Resident’s Certificate – PRC 31ZB
- Notice type: Government Notice
- Notice sub type: Permanent Resident Certificate – PRC 31ZB
- Notice ID: GN0651/2025
- Public Authorities / Department: Immigration
- Publication date: 03 July, 2025
Notice Is Hereby Given that application has been made to the Minister of Economy and Labour, by the following person[s] for the grant of a Permanent Resident’s Certificate, under the provisions of section 31ZB of the Bermuda Immigration and Protection Act, 1956, [viz: were ordinarily resident in Bermuda for the period of at least fifteen [15] years; were ordinarily resident in Bermuda during the two years immediately preceding his application; are of good conduct and character; is the non-Bermudian parent of a son or daughter who possess Bermudian status.
Henriques-Daley, Janeen Renee, Lower East Apt, 6 Valley View Crescent, Hamilton Parish CR 03
N.B. Any person who knows if any of the above provisions have not been fulfilled, or why a Permanent Resident’s Certificate should not be granted to the applicant[s], should send a written statement to the Chief Immigration Officer, Department of Immigration, P.O. Box HM 1364, Hamilton HM FX no later than the 17 July 2025.
List of Planning Applications Advertised on July 3rd, 2025
- Notice type: Government Notice
- Notice sub type: Notification of Planning Applications Registered
- Notice ID: GN0650/2025
- Public Authorities / Department: Planning
- Publication date: 03 July, 2025
The applications shown below are available for review on the Department of Planning’s Customer Self Service Portal [https://planningenergov.gov.bm/EnerGov_Prod/SelfService#/home], or between the hours of 8:45 am and 4:30 pm weekdays at the Department of Planning, Seven Arches Building, 3rd Floor, 44 Church Street, City of Hamilton HM12.
Any person wishing to object must do so within 14 days of the date advertised.
For further information on the objection procedure see the Development and Planning [Applications Procedure] Rules 1997 and the Objections Guidance Notes found on the Department website [www.planning.gov.bm].
Paget
P0147‑25
James Cox
15 White Sands Road
New Primary Suite and Powder Room
[Final Approval]
Pembroke
P0178‑25
Jewish Community of Bermuda c/o Fiona Elkinson
75 St. John’s Road
Proposed Two-Storey Non-Residential Institution Addition with Secondary Access. Extension of Existing Bathroom on Lower Level. New Cesspit and Water Tank Extension. Demolition of Existing Sanctuary Ceiling and Partial Roof.
[Final Approval]
City of Hamilton
P0161‑25
Bermuda Housing Corporation c/o Keino Furbert‑Jacobs
17 Cedar Avenue
To Create 13 Studio Suites.
[Final Approval]
P0184‑25Juan Smith
14 Laffan Street
Convert Existing Balcony into Additional Spa Interior Space and Add Storage Room on Ground Floor.
[Final Approval]
PATI Information Statement Office Of Project Management And Procurement
- Notice type: Government Notice
- Notice sub type: Public Notification
- Notice ID: GN0649/2025
- Public Authorities / Department: Office of Project Management and Procurement
- Publication date: 03 July, 2025
Cabinet Office
PATI Information Statement
Name of Public Authority: Office of Project Management and Procurement
Introduction:
The purpose of the Public Access to Information Act 2010 is to:
1. give the public the right to obtain access to information held by public authorities to the greatest extent possible, subject to exceptions that are in the public interest or for the protection of the rights of others;
2. increase transparency, and eliminate unnecessary secrecy, with regard to information held by public authorities;
3. increase the accountability of public authorities;
4. inform the public about the activities of public authorities, including the manner in which they make decisions; and
5. have more information placed in the public domain as a matter of routine.
This statement provides an overview of information on the Office of Project Management and Procurement and includes the following:
1. Organisational structure;
2. The general functions of the Department;
3. Mission Statement;
4. List of Legislative Acts and Regulations defining the Department’s scope of
operations and responsibility; and
5. Contact information in the event that a member of the public wishes to access information.
Section A: Structure, Organization and Legislation [s.5[1] a]
The Office of Project Management and Procurement was established under Good Governance Act 2011, and Section 32B of the Public Treasury [Administration and Payments] Act 1969.
Legislation:
∙ Public Treasury [Administration and Payments] Act 1969
∙ Good Governance Act 2011
∙ Good Governance Act 2012
∙ Bribery Act 2016
SECTION B : 1] Functions, powers, duties of the Authority [s. 5[1]b]
The Office of Project Management and Procurement [Office] is an integral part of the Ministry of the Cabinet Office, The Office comprises of four sections [Administration, Project Management, Procurement and Contract and Compliance. The Office was established for the following primary purposes and has —
to provide professional, qualified procurement expertise and advice to Government;
to ensure that there is no bias in the awarding of Government contracts;
to identify and apply performance measures to ensure that Government obtains value for money;
to ensure that best practices are adhered to in the oversight of capital projects; and
to advise on, guide and support the development of, and adherence to, procurement regulations, policy, and best practices.
To support the Government in achieving “Value for Money” for all procurements incorporating economy, efficiency, and effectiveness [as defined below] in the use of resources:
“Economy” is acquiring the appropriate quality and quantity of financial, human, and physical resources at the proper times and at the lowest cost.
“Efficiency” is the use of financial, human, and physical resources so that output is maximised for any given set of resource inputs or input is minimised for any given quantity and quality of output provided.
“Effectiveness” is the achievement of the objectives or other intended effects of programs, operations, or activities.
The best value for money is the lowest Total Cost of Ownership. It involves identifying the initial purchase price and estimating all future costs and returns.
Confidentiality
All information furnished by a public officer to the Director shall at all times be treated by the Director and all staff of the Office of Project Management and Procurement as confidential, shall be used solely for the purpose of carrying out functions under the Good Governance Act and Public Treasury [Administration and Payments] Act and shall not be disclosed except for the purposes of this Act.
What do we do?
Our mission is to provide thorough oversight and guidance, ensuring that all activities comply with the highest standards of governance. By doing so, we aim to ensure fairness, transparency, and value for money is obtained in the government’s capital projects and procurements transactions.
Oversight, Advice, and Guidance
We provide professional project management and procurement advice and guidance to the ministries and departments within Government. Through rigorous examination and continuous monitoring, we strive to uphold the principles of good governance and the governing rules.
There are four business units within this Office as noted below.
Administration
The Administration Section consists of two full-time posts: the Director and Administration Officer.
Core Functions of the Unit in General:
Office Management
Ensure a safe work environment
Maintain proper records of business and ancillary activities
Provide avenues for conflict resolution when needed
Establish standards for data acquisition, management, and dissemination
Liaise with other departments/ ministries in matters of Capital procurement, acquisitions, and development
Establish a progressive culture for professional development and reliance
Develop Services and Programs of the Department
Office as an essential professional services provider within Government as related to Procurement, Project Management, and Contract Management & Compliance
Developing a sustainable marketing program as specialists within Government
Ensuring Global Best Practices are enacted in a regulatory body within the Bermuda Government
Recruit, and professionally develop staff
Ensure that posts and job descriptions adequately reflect the need for professionalism.
Ensure that suitably qualified and experienced candidates are selected to fill specific roles
Empower personnel by providing resources for professional and social development
Provide unique opportunities for learning and progression
Procure and maintain office supplies, equipment and devices
Ensure availability and proper use of electronic devices, computers, hardware, software, and office equipment
Ensure that essential means of communication are available
Uphold practices in line with Government Service Standard and policies
Uphold Public Service Values and Standards
Manage Financial Reporting, compliance, budgeting and planning.
Maintain purchasing and supply records and inventories
Uphold and promote the mandate of the Office and ensure the department’s value and viability across Ministries.
Uphold the Legislative Act, Good Governance Act, under section 32B of the Public Treasury [Administration and Payments] Act 1969 to regulate all procurement of goods, services, and works in the public sector, upon which the office was established.
Ensure that other Units within Office are knowledgeable regarding executive level decisions throughout Government.
Project Management Unit
The Project Management Unit is responsible for oversight and guidance in capital project delivery as well as other technical aspects of portfolio development, program development and management, and project coordination and management.
The PM Unit presently includes three full-time posts. The Senior Project Manager with support from a General Project Manager and [IT] Project Manager.
Core Functions of the Unit in General:
Project Planning and Design
Develops and assists project officers across Ministries with plans, timelines and budgets.
Develop scope, business objectives and deliverables.
Identify resources and assign responsibilities
Risk Management
Identifying potential risks and developing mitigation strategies
Assisting public officers in response to issues and changes in the project environment
Helps Departments to conduct evaluations based on Key Performance Indicators [KPIs]
Reporting and Communication
Assist public officers with preparing progress reports for both internal and external stakeholders
Facilitating communication between project teams and leadership
Implements quality control measures for best project delivery outcomes
Quality Assurance
Tracks project quality along project timelines and against project milestones
Ensures that the Government is applying International Standards [Global Best Practices] in all aspects of project delivery.
Training and Capacity Building in the Public Service
Ensures that Public Officers are adequately knowledgeable and equipped through specific courses designed and facilitated by this unit. That Government is relied upon and entrusted to make the best business decisions that will benefit the people of Bermuda, Project Management training will ensure constant professional growth with the skills required to meet present and future challenges.
Procurement Unit
The unit is responsible for oversight and guidance in procurement activities. The unit provides professional procurement advice and guidance to the ministries and departments within the Government as needed. By doing so, it aims to ensure fairness, transparency, and value for money is obtained in the government’s procurements and contract.
The Procurement Unit comprises two posts: the Procurement Manager and Procurement Support Specialist Officer.
Core Functions of the Unit in General:
Advice and Guidance
Provide daily advice and guidance to public officers across ministries.
Provide advice on procurement development, planning, strategy, processes, solicitation documents, evaluation and across the procurement life cycle where necessary.
Receive, research, and respond to feedback from Public Officers
Fairness and Transparency
Ensures fairness and transparency through procurement activities.
Promote competition.
Provides the tools required to deliver a robust procurement process.
Monitoring and Evaluation
Monitors adherence to the Code.
Log and facilitate the collection of procurement data.
Assist in tracking the Office’s delivery against its key performance indicators [KPIs]
Risk Management
Assisting public officers in identifying potential risks and developing mitigation strategies
Assisting public officers in response to issues and changes in the procurement environment
Training and Capacity Building in the Public Service
Ensures that public officers are suitably and adequately knowledgeable and equipped through specific courses facilitated by the Procurement Unit.
Enable Public Officers to make the best business decisions to deliver value for money.
Any other responsibilities as required to deliver against the objectives of the Office, including, but not limited to:
Implement sustainable procurement practices.
Implement quality control measures.
Enforces procurement regulations and policies.
Contract and Compliance Unit
Monitor and evaluate adherence to the Code of Practice for Project Management and Procurement, as well as other related policies [such as the Financial Instructions, Conditions of Employment and Code of Conduct] across the Government.
The Contracts and Compliance Unit operates within the Office of Project Management and Procurement [OPMP] under the Cabinet Office. The Manager of this Unit reports to the Director of the Office and collaborates closely with public officers to ensure compliance with procurement and project management standards and best practices, while also reporting any breaches.
The Contracts and Compliance Unit consists of two posts: the Contracts and Compliance Manager and a Compliance Officer.
Core Functions of the Unit in General:
Ensuring Compliance:
Log and facilitate the collection of data for reporting purposes
Reports on compliance, non-compliance or irregularities issues.
Assist in tracking the Office’s delivery against its key performance indicators [KPIs]
Oversight Responsibilities:
Work in conjunction with OPMP staff to ensure Public Officers comply with internal policies, regulations, and related laws.
Contract Review and Risk Management:
Assist in the review of contracts, change orders, variations, and extensions made within the government. Provide recommendations to mitigate risks and ensure compliance.
Conducting Reviews and Audits:
Perform contract and compliance reviews and audits of procurement, capital projects, and acquisition activities and reports on the findings to the parties concerned.
Review documentation and processes related to these activities.
Monitor contract awards and their execution.
Investigating Breaches:
Handle complaints and investigations into breaches of government regulations concerning project, procurement and contract activities, reporting findings to the Director and Heads of Public Services [HOPS] for consideration.
Maintains a breach register.
Addressing Non-Compliance:
Investigate reports of non-compliance or irregularities in conjunction with internal and other governmental authorities, including the Public Access to Information [PATI], the Public Information Protection Act [PIPA], Internal Audit, and the Auditor General.
Supporting Risk Management:
Collaborate across Ministries, with Heads of Departments, and Auditors to enhance business assurance and continuity measures.
Provide guidance and training to public officers on contract and compliance matters.
Training and Guidance:
provide training courses tailored for government regulatory bodies, focusing on contract management and administration, as well as best compliance practices.
This framework aims to ensure accountability and transparency in government procurement and contract management.
Rights and Powers of the Office
Legislated Authority
This Office has the right to examine and inspect all ministries and departments’ project, procurement and compliance related documents to ensure that:
The project and procurement comply with good governance practices.
Value for money is obtained by using funds economically, effectively, and efficiently.
Risks are appropriately identified and managed.
Information is accurate, reliable, and timely.
The plans, goals, and objectives of the department are being achieved.
The actions of Accounting and Public Officers are in compliance with policies, standards, procedures, and the law.
Other powers
Grant or deny waiver requests of the Code of Practice for Project Management and Procurement [the Code]
Endorse procurement strategies and solicitation documents.
Investigation of breaches, noncompliance and irregularities and report Public Officers to the Head of Public Service where breaches of the Code have been identified for corrective action or other.
Decision Making:
The Director of the Office of Project Management and Procurement is authorised under the Public Treasury [Administration and Payments] Act 1969 to take steps considered necessary to ensure that the Code of Practice for Project Management and Procurement is followed by all public officers concerned with obtaining goods and services for the Government. The Code of Practice provides guidance for the Director for decision-making with respect to the following:
[i] oversight of all Government procurement, including contracts and pre-contract negotiations, such as requests for proposals, invitations to tender and obtaining quotations and estimates;
[ii] oversight of capital projects for the Government; and
[iii] Handling complaints that relate to all aspects of the procurement process, including the awarding of government contracts.
Mission Statement:
We provide oversight and guidance in project management and procurement to ensure transparency and value for money.
Vision and Value Statement
We stand on the principles of transparency, integrity, value for money, competition, fairness, and sustainability.
Department Objectives:
Promote the areas covered in our statutory mandate related to good governance and best practices and continue strengthening our office functionality.
Use a professional approach in our capacity to enable and help our clients achieve projects, procurement, and compliance efficiencies.
Strengthen internal processes for enhanced team performance and development by keeping abreast of emerging trends.
Help modernise the Project Management and Procurement functions to increase public spending efficiency and build professionalism in project management, procurement, and compliance capacities.
Reporting Framework:
Annual Report
Quarterly waiver reports to Minister
SECTION B: 2] Obligations under PATI Act [s. 5[1]b]
Same for all public authorities
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 [s.6]. This includes:
▪ General information, e.g. activities of Authority.
▪ Log of all information requests and their outcome.
▪ Quarterly expenditure [upon request] [s. 6[5]].
▪ Contracts valued at $50,000 or more.
∙ To respond to information requests in a timely manner [s. 12-16].
∙ To track information requests and provide this data to the Information Commissioner.
∙ To respond to requests from the Information Commissioner [s. 9].
∙ 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 [s. 19].
∙ 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 [s. 49], if required.
∙ To provide an annual written report to the Information Commissioner of the status of information requests [s. 58[3].
∙ To do anything else as required under the PATI Act and subsequent Regulations [s. 59, 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 [s. 61].
∙ To designate one of its officers to be the person to whom requests are directed [s. 62].
Section C: Services and Programmes [s. 5[1]c]
Services:
Hours of full office operations: Weekdays Monday to Friday from 8:45 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Closed on holidays
The Office of Project Management and Procurement [OPMP] provides oversight, guidance, and support to Government departments regarding project management, procurement, compliance, and contracting activities
Provides professional qualified procurement expertise and advice to the Government.
Ensures that there is no bias in the awarding of Government contracts.
Identifies and applies performance measures to ensure that the Government obtains value for money.
Ensures that best practices are adhered to in the oversight of capital projects; and
Provides advice on, guides, and supports the development of, and adherence to, procurement regulations, policies, and best practices.
Provides departmental administration services that support OPMP
OPMP also helps to ensure that processes for tendering, evaluating, and selecting vendors are fair, transparent, and consistent with the tendering standards and best practices. This helps ensure equal opportunity for all businesses to obtain government contracts to provide goods and services
Programmes
Project Management
Procurement
Contract and Compliance
Section D: Records and documents held [s. 5[1]d]
Electronic records and documents maintained on the Office of Project Management and Procurement’s website:
∙ Current Procurement Notices
∙ Closed Procurement Notices
Procurement Notices and Contract Awards | Government of Bermuda [www.gov.bm]
Other records and documents held by the Office of Project Management and Procurement:
Budget and Statement of Accounts
Cabinet Memorandum Review Register
Change Order Register
Complaint Register
Non-Compliance and Breach registers
Procurement and RFx review registers
Contract and Compliance Review Reports
Waiver to Code requirements Register and Quarterly Waiver reports
Project Management Review Reports
Log of PATI access requests as per section 13 of the PATI Act.
Section E: Administration [all public access] manuals [s. 5[1]e]
Code of Practice for Project Management and Procurementhttps://www.gov.bm/sites/default/files/CODE-OF-PRACTICE-Amended-2nd-Edition-Final–July-27-2020-2.1.pdf
This document is available on our webpage at www.gov.bm/department/office-project-management -and -procurement Office of Project Management and Procurement | Government of Bermuda [www.gov.bm] and upon request at our front reception.
Section F: Decision-making documents [s. 5[1]f]
Code of Practice for Project Management and Procurement
Financial Instructions produced by the Ministry of Finance, Accountant General Office
Conditions of Employment and Code of Conduct
Public Service Code of Conduct
Service Standards Policy
Ministerial Code of Conduct
Public Service Commission Regulations 2001
Collective Bargaining Agreement between the Government and The Bermuda Public Services Union
Section G: The Information Officer [s. 5[1]g]
Edward T. Fox
General Post Office Building
Second Floor
56 Church Street
Hamilton HM 12
Direct: 444-1631
Email: etfox@gov.bm
Secondary:
Elaine Blair-Christopher
General Post Office Building
Second Floor
56 Church Street
Hamilton HM 12
Direct: 444-1630
Email: ejblair@gov.bm
Section H: other information [s5[1]h]
Office address
2nd floor General Post Office [GPO] Building
56 Church Street,
Hamilton, Bermuda
HM 12
Comment Form
Feedback form [or QR Code] Tell us how we are doing!
Ministry of The Cabinet Office, The Department of Office of Project Management and Procurement
Section I: Any Other Information to Be Provided? [s. 5[1]i]
N/A
Section J: Information Statement: Copies and Updates [s. 5[2,3,4, and 5]]
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 [s. 5[1-5], PATI Act]:
Date Information Statement was updated:
Locations of Information Statement:
Confirm copies of the Information Statement are available at the following sites:
▪ Your principal office: [GPO Building, 2nd Floor, 56 Church Street, HM 12] Y/N
▪ The Bermuda National Library: Y/N
▪ The Bermuda Archives: Y/N
▪ Available electronically: Y/N
▪ Government portal: Y/N
▪ Have you published a notice in the Official Gazette indicating places where the information
statement is available to the public. Y/N
▪ With the Information Commissioner: Y/N
____________________________ July 1, 2025
Elaine Blair-Christopher
Director
Director Department Of Parks
- Notice type: Government Notice
- Notice sub type: Acting Appointments
- Notice ID: GN0648/2025
- Public Authorities / Department: Parks
- Publication date: 03 July, 2025
Government Notice No.
Acting Appointment
Director Of Parks
Ministry Of Public Works And Environment
Mr. Oluremi Subair, Principal Electrical Engineer, Ministry of Public Works and Environment has been appointed to act as Director, Department of Parks
from 7th July, 2025 until 31st July, 2025.
Cherie Whitter
Head of the Public Service
First Notice – Voluntary Strike Off
- Notice type: Government Notice
- Notice sub type: Striking Off
- Notice ID: GN0647/2025
- Public Authorities / Department: Registrar Of Companies
- Publication date: 03 July, 2025
Registrar Of Companies
The Companies Act 1981
Pursuant To Section 261A
Whereas:
The Registrar Of Companies has reasonable cause to believe that the companies specified in the Schedule hereto are not carrying on business or are not in operation. Accordingly,
Notice Is Hereby Given that at the expiration of sixty days from the date of publication of this Notice, the companies listed in the attached Schedule will unless cause is shown to the contrary be Struck-Off the Register and will be Dissolved.
Schedule:
Local Companies
Brightside Trustees Limited
Catalyst Consulting Limited
Kindred Limited
Uber Super Duper Ltd
Exempted Companies
South Shore Bermuda Holdings Limited
Kenneth Joaquin
Registrar Of Companies
2nd July, 2025
Marriage Notice: Cameron Moulder & Michelle Botelho
- Notice type: Legal Notice
- Notice sub type: Notice of Intended Marriage
- Notice ID: LN0390/2025
- Public Authorities / Department: Registry General
- Publication date: 03 July, 2025
The Marriage Act, 1944
Notice of Intended Marriage
The persons named and described hereunder have given notice to me of their intended marriage, namely:-
Cameron Leicester Moulder of
Smith’s Parish [Single]
and
Michelle Lee Botelho of
Smith’s Parish [Single]
Any person knowing any just cause or impediment why this marriage should not be allowed should enter caveat forthwith in the office of the Registrar General.
Dated this 27th day of June 2025.
Aubrey Pennyman Registrar General
Marriage Notice: Husayn Brown & Olena Konovshii
- Notice type: Legal Notice
- Notice sub type: Notice of Intended Marriage
- Notice ID: LN0389/2025
- Public Authorities / Department: Registry General
- Publication date: 03 July, 2025
The Marriage Act, 1944
Notice of Intended Marriage
The persons named and described hereunder have given notice to me of their intended marriage, namely:-
Husayn Ali Abdur Rahman Brown of
Prague
Czech Republic [Single]
and
Olena Konovshii of
Prague
Czech Republic [Single]
Any person knowing any just cause or impediment why this marriage should not be allowed should enter caveat forthwith in the office of the Registrar General.
Dated this 30th day of June 2025.
Aubrey Pennyman Registrar General
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