Parliamentarians Pay Tribute To Mp For D’abadie/o’mera Lisa Morris Julien

During today’s parliamentary discussion on the extension of the State of Emergency, the prominent display of white corsages on the attire of both ruling and opposition members served as a poignant reminder of the absence of their colleague, the late Lisa Morris-Julian. Before the debate commenced, members paid tribute to Morris-Julian, whose empty seat was adorned with a bouquet of white and red roses. Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley again reflected on her tireless work ethic and invaluable contributions, describing her as a light and beacon to the people, always standing firm on principle. Opposition MP for Point-a-Pierre, David Lee, expressed that although Morris-Julian sat on the other side of the aisle, she was a distinguished colleague. The Speaker of the House acknowledged Lisa Morris-Julian’s deep commitment to her roots within the First Peoples’ community, recognising her active participation in every event. She offered heartfelt condolences, paying tribute to the many roles Morris-Julien embraced throughout her lifetime, highlighting her remarkable contributions and unwavering dedication. Following the tributes, all members observed a moment of silence to honour and celebrate the life of their esteemed colleague.