Ingraham's Outgoing Cabinet
Prime Minister and Minister of Finance – The Rt. Hon. Hubert Ingraham, PC, MP
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs and Immigration – T. Brent Symonette, MP
Minister of National Security – Tommy Turnquest, MP
Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs – Sen. John Delaney
Minister of Housing and National Insurance – Neko Grant, MP (Neko Grant was named Minister of Housing after Kenneth Russell was fired by Hubert Ingraham)
Minister of Tourism and Aviation – Sen. Vincent Vanderpool-Wallace
Minister of Works and Transport – Neko Grant, MP
Minister of Health – Hubert Minnis, MP
Minister of Labour and Social Development – Sen. Dion Foulkes
Minister of Education – Desmond Bannister, MP
Minister of Youth,Sports and Culture – Charles Maynard, MP
Minister of Lands and Local Government – Byran Woodside, MP
Minister for the Environment – Earl Deveaux, MP
Minister of Agriculture and Marine Resources – Larry Cartwright, MP
Minister of State for Finance and Public Service – Zhivargo Laing, MP
Minister of State for Utilities – Phenton Neymour, MP
Minister of State for Labour and Social Development – Loretta Butler-Turner, MP
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