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February 13, 2026

Work on new parliamentary website expected to be completed by May

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Written byPatrice Walters

Work on a new parliamentary website is expected to be completed by May.

The update was given by House Speaker Juliet Holness yesterday at the start of the new session of Parliament.

Mrs. Holness also indicated that a new digital human resource system will be implemented.

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