Bermudians for a Royal Commission of Inquiry
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Bermuda's Auditor General Heather Matthews believes nobody has the fortitude to punish Government officials alleged to have allowed taxpayers money to go to waste in the Ewart Brown administration. Ms Matthews said: The Governments Financial Instructions are and always have been clear about consequences for non-compliance. Unfortunately, no one appears to have the fortitude to mete out the penalties/surcharge as a result of non-compliance.
In July this year, the Public Accounts Committee said there was specific intent at the highest level of Dr Browns Ministry that the TCD contract be given to Bermuda Emissions Control, a company partly owned by Dr Browns close friend Dennis Correia, regardless of Financial Instruction rules.
In his report into FBT last year, then-Auditor General Larry Dennis said Mr Curtis was awarded his first payment of $191,000 despite failing to meet the criteria for the disbursement of funds stipulated in his contract.
We, as Bermudians and Residents of Bermuda, demand greater scrutiny, transparency and accountability from our Government leaders and senior Civil Servants with regard to Bermuda's public purse being managed with the utmost prudence and integrity. We respectfully request a Royal Commission of Inquiry into the numerous and various allegations and implications of Government fiscal impropriety and corruption.
In July this year, the Public Accounts Committee said there was specific intent at the highest level of Dr Browns Ministry that the TCD contract be given to Bermuda Emissions Control, a company partly owned by Dr Browns close friend Dennis Correia, regardless of Financial Instruction rules.
In his report into FBT last year, then-Auditor General Larry Dennis said Mr Curtis was awarded his first payment of $191,000 despite failing to meet the criteria for the disbursement of funds stipulated in his contract.
We, as Bermudians and Residents of Bermuda, demand greater scrutiny, transparency and accountability from our Government leaders and senior Civil Servants with regard to Bermuda's public purse being managed with the utmost prudence and integrity. We respectfully request a Royal Commission of Inquiry into the numerous and various allegations and implications of Government fiscal impropriety and corruption.
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450 signatures
Goal: 100
Latest Signatures
8 January 2016
7 January 2016
449.
Lucia K
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Enough is enough! We want to know where our millions of missing tax dollars have gone.
15 December 2015
448.
Neil C
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Honesty in government is good for everyone. A non polital Royak Commission should provide this.
14 October 2015
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7 October 2015
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Geoff Parkersrcochairmanvotersrightsa
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I support the concept of a Royal Commission to investigate and put to rest through its findings the subject of this petition. However, such a commission should have wider powers to investigate and carry out the agreed recommendations as set out in the Hou
25 September 2015
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2 September 2015
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Novella W
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I am so sick of watching this obviously corrupt government abuse the Bermudian people. It is past time to stand up and ask for their accountability and push to make them resign, en bloc.
1 September 2015
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8 August 2015
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Gina C
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If Ewart Brown administration has nothing to hide then they should not have a problem with the compliance of this petition. But we all know what will happen. The Ewart Brown administration and he himself do not want an investigation. It is obvious they do
13 July 2015
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8 June 2015
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Vicki E
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Time for accountability.Well done Ms Mathews Now the fraud sqad needs to investigate these matters.
26 May 2015
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Garry M
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Please don't forget about the Port Royal Golf Course which started at 10 million and ended up costing us 19.4 million,
10 May 2015
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The Governor of Bermuda and the U.K. Foreign and Commonwealth Office
The Governor of Bermuda and the U.K. Foreign and Commonwealth Office
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