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The Commission of Inquiry has recommended increased parliamentary oversight on government spending, according to its official report. Since 2010, the Commission notes, efforts have been made to address areas where violations had been found to occur i...

One Bermuda Alliance Senator Vic Ball offered to resign from the Upper House after his hidden conflict of interest emerged during the Commission of Inquiry. While Mr Ball admitted making no mention of his father having a 50 per cent stake in a compan...

Ewart Brown, the former premier, was named in five contracts where the Commission of Inquiry pointed to “possible criminal activity”. Commissioners said they support police continuing to investigate the contracts for advertising firm GlobalHue, Ambli...

Derrick Burgess came out all guns blazing when he appeared before the Commission of Inquiry, branding the panel a “lynch mob” and accusing the tribunal of trying to “re-enact slavery” in the manner he was questioned. But in yesterday’s report it was ...

Ewart Brown, the former premier, was today named in five Government contracts where a Commission of Inquiry found evidence of “possible criminal activity”. Commissioners cited the former Progressive Labour Party politician, the premier from 2006 to 2...

Evidence of “possible criminal activity” was found in a total of seven business dealings by Government between 2007 and 2014, a major report by a Commission of Inquiry said today. The Commissioners said potential wrongdoing had been found in “third p...

The Commission of Inquiry has been given a third extension after failing to release its report on the misuse of public funds by Tuesday’s deadline. The independent four-person panel, chaired by Sir Anthony Evans, has been tasked with looking into the...

The deadline for the Commission of Inquiry to submit its report to Michael Dunkley has been extended. After the hearing schedule and timeline had been agreed, the panel had been expected to provide its final report on December 31 last year. However,...

Derrick Burgess and Winters Burgess have declared themselves long-standing friends, but say they are not sure if they are directly related. Speaking to The Royal Gazette, the pair gave details about their connections, which were the centre of attenti...

The Commission of Inquiry will not come to any conclusions on whether criminal activity occurred within the government during the years covered by its investigation into the mishandling of public funds. The final public hearing of the tribunal was to...

The Commission of Inquiry was asked yesterday to consider whether certain arrangements regarding the multimillion dollar Dame Lois Browne-Evans project pointed to “potential infringements or criminal activity”. Narinder Hargun, counsel to the commiss...

Ewart Brown’s lawyer told the Commission of Inquiry yesterday that if a “rule or two had to be bent” in the awarding of government contracts it had “nothing to do with corruption or backhanders” and “everything to do with redressing the balance”. Jer...