MP Kiz Johnson says he remains committed to serving the people of St. Philip’s South after officially taking the Parliamentary Oath. Moreover, MP Kiz Johnson promised to serve with “passion, courage, and action.”

In a statement issued on Monday, the Member of Parliament described the occasion as a moment of honor and responsibility. He also said the oath carried deep meaning and purpose.

According to MP Kiz Johnson, he does not take the responsibility lightly. Instead, he said he plans to continue representing the hopes and aspirations of constituents in St. Philip’s South.

“I carry with me the hopes, voices, and aspirations of the people of St. Philip’s South,” he said.

The newly sworn-in parliamentarian also described his role as more than just a title. Furthermore, he called it a promise to continue delivering for communities across the constituency.

MP Kiz Johnson stressed the importance of public service and community representation. As a result, he said his focus remains on serving the people who placed their trust in him.

The statement also highlighted his commitment to ongoing work within the constituency. Meanwhile, supporters welcomed his pledge to continue advocating for residents.

“The work continues — The Bold Way FWD,” the statement concluded.

The Parliamentary Oath marks the formal process that allows elected representatives to officially assume their duties in Parliament. Consequently, lawmakers can begin carrying out their constitutional responsibilities after taking the oath.

The ceremony forms part of the official start of parliamentary duties following the general election. In addition, newly elected representatives are expected to begin work on behalf of their constituencies immediately after the process.

MP Kiz Johnson’s statement focused heavily on service, responsibility, and representation. Therefore, his remarks reflected his intention to remain active in constituency development and parliamentary duties moving forward.

Residents of St. Philip’s South will now look toward the new parliamentary term as their representative officially begins his latest period of service in Parliament.