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Good afternoon Ministers, Distinguished guests, athletes, coaches, family, supporters, and members of the media, and welcome to the Cabinet Office grounds.
It is with great pride and appreciation that we gather here to celebrate the remarkable accomplishments of our athletes who have returned triumphant from the Special Olympic Games held last month in Berlin.
Tips to Beat the Heat
“Summer is a great time to get outside and enjoy the season. But, as our temperatures rise, we must be careful and stay hydrated and cool to avoid heat-related illness,” advised Minister of Health, Kim Wilson, JP, MP. “I encourage everyone to drink plenty of water, wear sunscreen and a hat, and avoid staying in the sun for too long.”
Here are some tips for seniors, children and people working outside to stay safe in the heat:
Stay Hydrated
The Ministry of Legal Affairs and Constitutional Reform is pleased to announce the official launch of the newly designed Consumer Affairs Website. As part of the design and development of the new website, deliberate attention was taken regarding the technological needs of the public and the issues faced by Bermudian residents when utilising online/electronic educational platforms. The website aims to bridge the “digital divide” experienced by users with reading or educational limitations restricting their ability to educate themselves on their consumer rights.
The Office of the Tax Commissioner advises that E-tax filing for the period of April, May and June has been extended until July 20, 2023.
Mandatory e-filers are reminded that they are required to file online. To set up filing online, please visit www.etax.gov.bm and select Register.
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New and existing restaurants, visitor excursions and attractions, and cultural sites and artistic activities that cater to the tourism experience are encouraged to learn more about the amended Tourism Investment Act 2017.
The public is reminded that the Minister of Tourism and the Cabinet Office, Vance Campbell is currently engaging directly with industry partners to highlight the benefits of the TIA 2017.
“It was most gratifying to meet and congratulate the scholarship award recipients receiving $350,000 in funding for overseas tertiary education in high-demand occupations needed in the local workforce,” said the Minister of Economy and Labour, the Hon. Jason Hayward, JP, MP, at a brief ceremony held to recognise the Department of Workforce Development 2023 scholarship recipients.