Parliament of Barbados

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• barbadosparliament.com · checked Oct 12, 2026 Parliament of Barbados, Members of the House (page_content/9) and 2026-2031 Senate (page_content/79), read 2026-10-12: House membership, Speaker, Senate membership and categories. For: Parliament of Barbados, Speaker of the House of Assembly, Member of the House of Assembly, President of the Senate, Senator and 22 more
• en.wikipedia.org · checked Oct 12, 2026 Wikipedia, 2026 Barbadian general election; President of Barbados, read 2026-10-12: constituency winners, results, dates. Fallback: Wikipedia, because the Electoral and Boundaries Commission results were not read; cross-checked against the Parliament member list. For: Make laws for peace, order and good government, Wilfred Abrahams as MHA, Christ Church East, Ryan Straughn as MHA, Christ Church East Central, Shantal Munro-Knight as MHA, Christ Church South, William Duguid as MHA, Christ Church West and 27 more
• barbadosparliament.com · checked Oct 12, 2026 Parliament of Barbados, Minutes of Proceedings of the House of Assembly, sitting of 2026-02-20, read 2026-10-12: session commenced 2026-02-20 by proclamation; Mr. A. E. Holder elected Speaker under s. 45A(2) (Act 32-2025); members present for all 30 constituencies. For: Speaker of the House of Assembly, Arthur Holder as Speaker of the House of Assembly
• barbadosparliament.com · checked Oct 12, 2026 Parliament of Barbados, Members of The Senate 2026-2031, updated 2026-08-05, read 2026-10-12: 21 senators including the President of the Senate, Reginald Farley, listed under Government Senators. For: Senator, Reginald Farley as Senator
• barbadosparliament.com · checked Oct 12, 2026 Parliament of Barbados, Minutes of the House of Assembly 2026-02-20, read 2026-10-12: first sitting of the new Parliament on 2026-02-20 (proclamation dated 2026-02-19). For: General election, May 21, 2031
• constituteproject.org · checked Oct 12, 2026 Constitute Project, Barbados Constitution (text as of 2007), ss. 61(3) and 62(1), read 2026-10-12: Parliament lasts five years from its first sitting; election writs returnable within ninety days of dissolution. Fallback for the official consolidated text. For: General election, May 21, 2031