By LEANDRA ROLLE

Tribune Chief Reporter

lrolle@tribunemedia.net

PRIME Minister Philip “Brave” Davis yesterday cautioned Michael Pintard against pushing a narrative that his administration was breaking the law.

“Sometimes we have to be careful how we’ve addressed things, to continually have this narrative of law that we are breaking the law,” Mr Davis told Mr Pintard in the House of Assembly. “There’s one thing to have a view of one’s conduct but it’s another thing to carry that view to make a series of allegations that you do.”

He urged Mr Pintard to be cautious, saying the law is a very “peculiar preacher”.

His remarks followed the Marco City MP’s claim that laws were being broken under the Davis administration without consequence.

Mr Pintard cited several instances where the government allegedly broke the law.

He pointed out a trip to Bermuda, alleging funds had been withdrawn from the consolidated fund to support a private political endeavour without repercussions.

He claimed the administration borrowed from the Central Bank without legal backing.

He also accused the government of giving an illegal loan to BPL and said it remains unclear whether the loan has been fully made.

“There’s one rule for the Progressive Liberal Party, and there’s a different rule for others,” he said.