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The Swedish Ambassador-Designate presents Credentials to the Governor General (Government of the Commonwealth of the Bahamas)

Public Technologies 09 Feb 2026
The Swedish Ambassador-Designate presents Credentials to the Governor General ... Dame Cynthia Pratt during a brief ceremony in the Drawing Room at Government House on Thursday, February 5, 2026.
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Executive Members of R.M. Bailey's Class of 1976 paid a courtesy call on the Governor General (Government of the Commonwealth of the Bahamas)

Public Technologies 03 Feb 2026
Bailey's Class of 1976 paid a courtesy call on the Governor General ... Bailey's Class of 1976 paid a courtesy call on the Governor General, HE the Most Hon ... Pratt, February 3, 2026 at Government House.
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Monthly revenues and expenditures of all subsectors of general government for December 2025 (Department of Finance of Ireland)

Public Technologies 30 Jan 2026
of all subsectors of general government for December 2025 ... This is because the general government balance measures the balance of non-financial transactions of general government on an accruals basis.
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The Ambassador-Designate of Belgium Presents Credentials to the Governor General (Government of the Commonwealth of the Bahamas)

Public Technologies 28 Jan 2026
The Ambassador-Designate of Belgium Presents Credentials to the Governor General. Ambassador Designate of Belgium HE Frederic Bernard and Governor General HE Dame Cynthia Pratt ... Pratt, in a ceremony at Government House, January 26, 2026.
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General Government Balance: An Overview (Houses of the Oireachtas)

Public Technologies 23 Jan 2026
The purpose of this note is to outline the concept and derivation of the general government balance (GGB) (or the general government surplus/deficit) and to explain how GGB differs from Exchequer balance.
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Publication 1 – ‘General Government Balance: An Overview’ (Houses of the Oireachtas)

Public Technologies 23 Jan 2026
The purpose of this note is to outline the concept and derivation of the general government balance (GGB) (or the general government surplus/deficit) and to explain how GGB differs from Exchequer balance.
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