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Published:Friday | February 11, 2022 | 12:09 AM
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We snapped Director or Public Prosecutions Paula Llewelyn (left) and Alando Terrelonge, minister of state in the Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, having a chat just after the ceremonial opening of Parliament on Thursday.
Ian Allen
We snapped Director or Public Prosecutions Paula Llewelyn (left) and Alando Terrelonge, minister of state in the Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, having a chat just after the ceremonial opening of Parliament on Thursday.
Opposition Senator Sophia Frazer-Binns (left) and Dr Nigel Clarke, minister of finance and the public service, greet each other at Gordon House.
Ian Allen
Opposition Senator Sophia Frazer-Binns (left) and Dr Nigel Clarke, minister of finance and the public service, greet each other at Gordon House.
A few People’s National Party supporters engaged Member of Parliament Angela Brown Burke (left) and Opposition Leader Mark Golding before the ceremonial opening of Parliament.
Kenyon Hemans
A few People’s National Party supporters engaged Member of Parliament Angela Brown Burke (left) and Opposition Leader Mark Golding before the ceremonial opening of Parliament.
Rose Tavares-Finson (left) and Fayval Williams, minister of education and youth, at Gordon House.
Ian Allen
Rose Tavares-Finson (left) and Fayval Williams, minister of education and youth, at Gordon House.
Natalie Neita-Garvey (left), member of parliament for St Catherine North Central, and Mikael Phillips, member of parliament, Manchester North Western.
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Natalie Neita-Garvey (left), member of parliament for St Catherine North Central, and Mikael Phillips, member of parliament, Manchester North Western.
Rhoda Moy Crawford (left), member of parliament for Manchester Central, donned a pants suit by local designer Keneea Linton, while Olivia ‘Babsy’ Grange, minister of culture, gender, entertainment and sport, opted for a Marissa Wilson design.
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Rhoda Moy Crawford (left), member of parliament for Manchester Central, donned a pants suit by local designer Keneea Linton, while Olivia ‘Babsy’ Grange, minister of culture, gender, entertainment and sport, opted for a Marissa Wilson design.
From left: Prime Minister Andrew Holness; wife, Deputy Speaker of the House Juliet Holness; and Edmund Bartlett, minister of tourism, lead the way into Gordon House during the ceremonial opening of Parliament.
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From left: Prime Minister Andrew Holness; wife, Deputy Speaker of the House Juliet Holness; and Edmund Bartlett, minister of tourism, lead the way into Gordon House during the ceremonial opening of Parliament.
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The opening of Parliament is usually synonymous with fashion and style. While COVID-19 has impacted the usual pageantry, yesterday saw members of both political parties making valiant attempts at donning their fashionable best and interacting while doing their utmost to follow protocols. Something Extra brings you all the Gordon House happenings.