MP Christopher Wever highlights accomplishments and ongoing advocacy for the upcoming Parliamentary year

GREAT BAY--With the closing of the parliament year 2024-2025 on Monday September 8, 2025, MP Christopher Wever Highlights Accomplishments and Ongoing Advocacy while looking forward to the new parliament year on September 9, 2025.

Since being sworn into office in November 2024, MP Wever has worked to advance motions, raise critical questions, and give back to the community, with a focus on fairness, inclusion, and national development.

One of MP Wever’s key priorities has been food security and regional trade. He has brought forward motions to strengthen cooperation across the region while also urging for a long-term strategic vision to ensure sustainable agricultural growth. These efforts underscore the importance of resilience and self-sufficiency for the people of the island.

Education and inclusion have also been central to MP Wever’s advocacy. He presented a motion together with MP Roseburg against hair discrimination in schools to protect students’ right to dignity and identity. He has questioned government on school funding, teacher development, and the need for stronger support for special needs education. His stance reflects a commitment to building an education system that is both equitable and inclusive.

In the area of finance and housing, MP Wever has advocated for fair bank fees to protect consumers and has supported the homeownership appeal for Belvedere, Foga, and South Reward homes. These efforts emphasize his belief that fairness in the financial system and access to affordable housing are essential for the wellbeing of families.

MP Wever has also called for budgeting toward a National Performing Arts Center, recognizing the value of culture, creativity, and national identity. He continues to champion initiatives that highlight the importance of arts and heritage for the island’s growth.

Community involvement has remained a personal priority. Through his Fifth Annual Back-to-School Initiative, MP Wever donated school supplies to support children and families preparing for the academic year. During the Christmas holidays, he contributed to local homes, ensuring that the season of giving was shared with those most in need.

Looking ahead, MP Wever has expressed ongoing concern for special needs challenges in education, the development and support of teachers, and the need for stronger regional partnerships in agriculture. He has pledged to continue advocating for fairness, opportunity, and a strategic vision that benefits all residents.

Since November 2024, MP Wever’s record reflects a consistent dedication to bridging the gap between the people and parliament, ensuring that policy translates into meaningful action for the community

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