Reviewing the system has come with conceding that “people overwhelmingly do not want to serve”, Ms Wilkerson said. Ms Wilkerson said technology such as artificial intelligence could improve the system. Ms Wilkerson noted that compensation could be examined as “more of a priority”, not merely for jury service but across government boards. She said this week that it was important for the public to appreciate that consultation on reforms was sincere. Ms Wilkerson said seeking views from students had proved successful — and that with town hall meetings coming to an end, the ministry planned a similar exercise with a group of 40 Bermuda College sociology students.