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Mobile Mania: Disrespecting the people's business

Published:Monday | October 26, 2015 | 1:14 PM
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Norman Grindley/Chief Photographer Senators Christopher Tufton (foreground) and Arthur Williams.
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Norman Grindley/Chief Photographer Senator A.J. Nicholson
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Norman Grindley/Chief Photographer Senator Tom Tavares-Finson
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Norman Grindley/Chief Photographer Senator Angella Brown Burke
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Norman Grindley/Chief Photographer Senator Marlene Malahoo Forte
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Norman Grindley/Chief Photographer Senator Mark Golding
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Norman Grindley/Chief Photographer Senator Sandrea Falconer
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Norman Grindley/Chief Photographer Senator Wensworth Skeffery
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Norman Grindley/Chief Photographer Senators Norman Grant (background) and Noel Sloley
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Norman Grindley/Chief Photographer Senator Robert ‘Bobby’ Montague
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Norman Grindley/Chief Photographer Senator Kamina Johnson Smith
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With three critical Caribbean Court of Justice bills on the agenda for debate, as well as the Office of Utilities Regulation (Amendment) Act, 2015, and the Bank of Jamaica (Amendment) Act, 2015, senators apparently found more important issues to attend to on their mobile phones than what their colleagues had to say during last Friday's sitting of the Upper House of Parliament.