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From the controversial use of a government credit card to questions surrounding the source of a $143,800 bank transaction, the political career of Camille Robinson-Regis has been marked by scrutiny.
Now her elevation to a key ministerial role in the Cabinet of Prime Minister Stuart Young has brought her further into the spotlight.
Soon after he was sworn in as Prime Minister last Monday, Young appointed Robinson-Regis as Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs. After taking her oath, Robinson-Regis said she was “shocked” when she was told she would become the next AG but promised to do her best on the job.
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