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But unlike his colleague, Kevin Bernard elected to say something about the Definitive Agreement.
He told us that the so-called 'Cabinet Revolt' never happened and finished by joining in the voices that have called the controversial document a product of the bygone UDP government.
Reporter:
"Sir we asked your colleague but he brushed us off, what is your position on the definitive agreement, you probably got it the night before it was presented to you, did you have a chance to read it and if so did you say anything in Cabinet when it was presented?
Kevin Bernard, Minister of Health
"I will say this and I will just say this, the Prime Minister and Cabinet all met and when that definitive agreement was brought to Cabinet the Prime Minister made it absolutely clear that the definitive agreement must go back for review and there will be no less or no more added to what harvest Caye or state bank or any other definitive agreement that is out there, we and as the Minister of Health that sits in Cabinet I have heard a lot of issues that are being said that Ministers were, that is not true. The discussion came to Cabinet it was ventilated and was sent back for review, for revision, so that they can come back with a proper definitive agreement, UDP's definitive agreement I must say is bad for Belize."
