Prime Minister Freundel Stuart was sworn in yesterday at Government House hours after leading the Democratic Labour Party to victory at the polls by taking 16 of the 30 seats.
Stuart, 62, an emphatic winner of the St Michael South riding, signed the Official Register after receiving his instruments of appointment from Governor General Sir Elliott Belgrave.
Monitoring the signing are Sir Elliott’s private secretary (acting) Mary Sandiford, Clerk of Parliament Pedro Eastmond and Deputy Clerk of Parliament Nigel Jones. (Picture by?Nigel Browne.)
Signing up for duty
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