During the October 2nd question period in the House of Assembly, OBA Member of the Legislative Assembly Dwayne Robinson raised the issue of electoral reform, requesting an update on the government's progress.

Robinson praised the Minister for the Cabinet Office for her candid response, noting that she avoided political rhetoric and provided a straightforward overview of the current status. He acknowledged the ministry’s effort to address the concern, yet highlighted that the information presented was incomplete and did not address key milestones or timelines.

The MP pointed out that the government has not yet outlined concrete steps or a timetable for implementing the proposed reforms, leaving constituents uncertain about when changes might take effect. He emphasized the importance of a clear roadmap to ensure public confidence in the electoral process.

Robinson concluded that while he appreciated the minister’s honesty, a more detailed plan is essential for moving forward. He urged the Cabinet to prioritize the development of a comprehensive strategy and to keep the public regularly informed as the process advances.