And as you heard earlier, Faber will now work on regaining his seat as leader of the opposition in the House of Representatives. He has said that he doesn't have any malice towards any of his colleagues, including Barrow, who took the seat right from under him. But he told us yesterday that he felt disrespected with Barrow putting him at the fourth seat - between Tracy Panton and Denise Sista B Barrow.
Hon. Patrick Faber, UDP Party Leader
"It was a disrespect for the leader of the opposition to put me at seat #4, below my deputy leader and below another member that clearly does not supersede me in terms of the number of years or even the margin of a vote. And I think all of you saw that but I'm not going to carry on, I suspect that if I am able to regain the leadership of the parliament then things will change but I don't intend to carry on a back and forth with the leader of the opposition now, as I've said we have to get along, both of us are elected for the remainder of this term, it's a fresh term, we have 4 and a half years except if the pup calls an election at some point and it may well be the case if we don't get our act together that they may try to catch us with us being not ready for such an election."
