The One Bermuda Alliance said questions about the Government’s electoral reform plans remained unanswered after a series of public meetings. Dwayne Robinson, the Shadow Minister of Tourism, Culture and Transport, said that he had hoped the Government would have disclosed more about its plans for electoral reform during the consultation process. Mr Robinson said: “I am all for consultation but the public has received very little concrete information on the Government's actual plan for electoral reform. Electoral reform must be grounded in research, consultation and careful policy development before legislation is drafted. “Electoral reform is a significant national undertaking.