Opposition MP Camille Robinson-Regis has announced her plan to return to her parliamentary and constituency duties in January, following a medical procedure. The Trincity/Maloney representative issued a statement thanking her constituents, colleagues, and supporters for their encouragement during her recovery period. She emphasized that her health is in good shape and her recovery is progressing well. Throughout her recuperation, she has maintained regular contact with key stakeholders and her constituency office, ensuring all constituency services continued as normal. Robinson-Regis expressed her eagerness to resume full duties in the new year and reconnect with Trincity/Maloney residents in person. She also expressed her gratitude for the prayers and supportive messages she received during her recovery.
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