And while the initial Cabinet shake up had indicated that Chebat would get Public Utilities and Logistics, there was no mention of E-Governance. The release at the time said, quote, "Hon. Francis Fonseca will, in addition to his current responsibilities, serve as minister responsible for E-Governance."
That was straightforward enough, but what changed?
Last week after the House Meeting, we asked the PM how Chebat then ended up with E-Governance and why the public wasn't informed.
Reporter
"Sir, was Chebat given the E-Governance ministry? We notice with this change, but we didn't get any information about it. Cabinet shake-up."
Hon. John Briceno, Prime Minister
"I don't control these things, but yes, actually from the beginning E-Governance should have gone there, it was an oversight."
