Governor bids official farewell to the Cayman Islands’ legislators

Rear (from left) PC Shane Bothwell, Acting Serjeant-at-
Arms of the LA, Leader of Government Business Hon
Kurt Tibbetts, Emma Dinwiddy, H.E Gov. Bruce Dinwiddy
Speaker of the House Edna M Moyle, Leader of the
Opposition McKeeva Bush; Clerk of the Legislative
Assembly Wendy Lauer. Front row (l-r): George Town
MLA W Alfonso Wright; Bodden Town MLA Osbourne
V Bodden; Cayman Brac & Little Cayman MLA Moses I
Kirkconnell, ; George Town MLA Lucille D Seymour,;
West Bay MLA Capt. Eugene Ebanks; Minister for Health
and Health Services Hon. Anthony S Eden; Minister for
Communications, Works and Infrastructure Hon Arden
McLean; Minister for Education, Training, Employment,
Youth, Sports & Culture Hon. Alden M McLaughlin;
Minister for Tourism, Environment, Investment &
Commerce Hon. Charles Clifford; Financial Secretary
Hon. Kenneth Jefferson; Chief Secretary and Head of
the Civil Service Hon George McCarthy, Attorney
General Hon Samuel Bulgin; West Bay MLA Cline
Glidden; Cayman Brac & Little Cayman MLA and former
Speaker Juliana O’Connor Connolly; West Bay MLA
Rolston Anglin.

Thursday, October 13, 2005

H.E the Governor Bruce Dinwiddy made his third and final Throne Speech on 10 October at the Legislative Assembly. Accompanied by his wife Emma Dinwiddy, he took the opportunity to spend time with dignitaries at a reception hosted by Speaker Edna Moyle in the Members’ dining room at the LA. They chatted with Ministers, Official Members, MLAs, National Hero Sybil McLaughlin, two past Governors, senior Civil Service staff members and guests.

After the speech the Governor posed with Cabinet and Members of the Legislative Assembly.

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