Cabinet appoints select committee to mark Sir Robin Yearwood’s 50 years in Parliament

 CABINET NOTES- Cabinet has appointed a Select Committee to coordinate activities to mark the historic milestone of 50 years of parliamentary service by The Honourable Sir Robin Yearwood, Antigua and Barbuda’s longest-serving and most distinguished parliamentarian.

The Cabinet Select Committee comprises Prime Minister the Honourable Gaston Browne, Attorney General the Honourable Sir Steadroy Benjamin, and Minister for Health, Wellness and the Environment the Honourable Sir Molwyn Joseph. The Committee has been tasked with planning and overseeing commemorative activities in recognition of Sir Robin’s five decades of continuous representation in the Lower House of Parliament.

As part of the observances, the House of Representatives will convene a Special Sitting on 18 February to formally celebrate and pay tribute to Sir Robin Yearwood’s exceptional contribution to parliamentary democracy and national development.

Prime Minister Gaston Browne paid tribute to Sir Robin’s extraordinary legacy, noting:

“Sir Robin Yearwood’s fifty years of uninterrupted service in the House of Representatives is an achievement of rare distinction, not only in Antigua and Barbuda, but across the wider Commonwealth. His longevity, dedication, and unwavering commitment to the people he represents reflect a deep respect for democratic governance and public service. The nation owes him a profound debt of gratitude.”

The Cabinet regards this milestone as a moment of national significance and looks forward to honouring Sir Robin’s service, leadership, and enduring contribution to public life.

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