<p>Jonathan Starling and Jeremy Deacon look at the plan to review the 2010 Parental Responsibility Act, as well as the ban on cell phones in Government schools and ask: will it help? If you have any views on these issues, email <a href="mailto:thenewsnavs@gmail.com">thenewsnavs@gmail.com</a></p>

Jonathan Starling and Jeremy Deacon look at the plan to review the 2010 Parental Responsibility Act, as well as the ban on cell phones in Government schools and ask: will it help? If you have any views on these issues, email thenewsnavs@gmail.com

<p>Jonathan Starling and Jeremy Deacon look at the plan to review the 2010 Parental Responsibility Act, as well as the ban on cell phones in Government schools and ask: will it help? If you have any views on these issues, email <a href="mailto:thenewsnavs@gmail.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">thenewsnavs@gmail.com</a></p>

Parental responsibility - how far should it go?

Jeremy Deacon is a 40-year veteran of the media industry who has followed and reported on politics and current affairs in Bermuda for 20 years. Jonathan Starling is a former independent candidate who has followed the political scene in Bermuda for decades.
Together they offer unrivalled insight into the news as well as an ability to distill and discuss – occasionally disagreeing on – what makes the headlines.
Michael Fahy, an attorney and former Government Minister, presented earlier episodes of The News Navigators.

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Jeremy Deacon is a 40-year veteran of the media industry who has followed and reported on politics and current affairs in Bermuda for 20 years. Jonathan Starling is a former independent candidate who has followed the political scene in Bermuda for decades. Together they offer unrivalled insight into the news as well as an ability to distill and discuss – occasionally disagreeing on – what makes the headlines. Michael Fahy, an attorney and former Government Minister, presented earlier episodes of The News Navigators.

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