(CNS): Prime Minister Wayne Panton said at a special parliamentary session on Monday to mourn Queen Elizabeth II and pledge allegiance to King Charles, the Queen has been an example of an impeccable leader. , said she leads by example, encouraged her colleagues to do the same, and talked about what they could take away from her leadership qualities. , urged them to adopt her leadership trait of integrity.
“As leaders, let us be inspired by the life and legacy of His Majesty the late Majesty and not confuse our positions and offices with those about our personal identities,” the Prime Minister said. Let us be committed and first and foremost fulfill the responsibilities of our role: dedicate our time, talents and treasures to improve the lives of those we serve. , Let’s resist the urges of the ego that might tempt us to put ourselves first. We’ll be better leaders.”
Governor Martin Roper said she was Britain’s greatest diplomat ever, and Speaker McKeeva Bush said she was “an example of decency”. Former Prime Minister Alden McLaughlin said she had become the world’s most respected leader, and said she was on the world stage. Someone needs to step up and fill the role.
While heralding the fall of Elizabeth II and the end of her reign, MPs are all keen on her successor, Charles III, and the political climate in the Cayman Islands remains firmly in favor of the British monarchy. made it clear.
The Queen’s period of national mourning will continue until next Tuesday following her funeral on Monday, September 19, which is a public holiday.
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