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Chartered accountant Craig Mayor will give a presentation about the airport redevelopment to the Public Accounts Committee tomorrow. Mr Mayor, who has heavily criticised the Bermuda Government for its proposals over LF Wade International Airport, has...

The Public Accounts Committee, which ordinarily looks into matters involving the public purse after the Auditor-General has filed reports, has resumed examining current matters, according to Wayne Furbert, its new chairman. The seven-member PAC yeste...

The Parliamentary Standing Committee on the Public Accounts (PAC) is set to host its next public hearing tomorrow examining spending by the Bermuda Tourism Authority. The committee has invited officers from the BTA to discuss matters arising out of t...

Wayne Furbert has been named the new chairman of the Public Accounts Committee. In the House of Assembly yesterday, Speaker Randy Horton also announced that Michael Weeks would be joining the committee. It comes after shadow finance minister David Bu...

A sitting of the Public Accounts Committee looking into the proposed redevelopment of the LF Wade International Airport has been postponed for one week, after a request from the Ministry of Finance. The group, initially scheduled to meet this afterno...

Government compliance with financial instructions continues to improve, financial secretary Anthony Manders told the Public Accounts Committee yesterday. Mr Manders attended the afternoon meeting in Hamilton to explain the existing oversight procedur...

The Public Accounts Committee is to convene again, at a public hearing at 2.30pm tomorrow at St Paul African Methodist Church Centennial Hall. Financial secretary Anthony Manders has been invited to detail Ministry of Finance procedure for overseeing...

The financial secretary yesterday defended the Bermuda Government’s refusal to release full details of the Airport Redevelopment Agreement to the Public Accounts Committee. At a PAC meeting in Hamilton, Anthony Manders insisted that confidentiality r...

The construction of the Dame Lois Browne-Evans building was “well-managed”, former works and engineering minister Derrick Burgess has insisted. Mr Burgess went before the Public Accounts Committee yesterday to defend himself against the Auditor-Gene...

The Public Accounts Committee has called for changes to financial instructions after a report from the Auditor-General about the handling of a forged cheque. The report stemmed from an incident in which false cheques — intended to unjustly implicate ...

A minister targeted by a plot involving forged cheques has lashed out about the handling of the investigation. Addressing the House of Assembly, Derrick Burgess, who was linked with Ewart Brown in the plan, said that throughout the process no one eve...