Davis claims Port Authority arbitration win in House, says ruling locks GBPA payments to government through 2054

Wed, 13 May 2026 00:00:00 +0000

Prime Minister Philip “Brave” Davis doubled down in the House of Assembly on Tuesday on his claim of victory in the Grand Bahama Port Authority arbitration, even though the tribunal rejected the government’s $357 million demand against the GBPA. Davis told MPs the ruling proves the Port Authority must continue payments to the government through 2054, framing the outcome as vindication rather than the loss the rejected damages figure would suggest on its face.

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Davis claims Port Authority arbitration win in House, says ruling locks GBPA payments to government through 2054