Mem­ber of Par­lia­ment for Trinci­ty/Mal­oney Camille Robin­son-Reg­is has an­nounced that she is re­cov­er­ing well fol­low­ing a planned med­ical pro­ce­dure and is ex­pect­ed to re­sume full of­fi­cial du­ties in Jan­u­ary 2026.

In a state­ment is­sued on Fri­day, Robin­son-Reg­is ex­pressed grat­i­tude to con­stituents, col­leagues, and well-wish­ers who reached out dur­ing her tem­po­rary ab­sence. She not­ed that the pro­ce­dure, con­duct­ed sev­er­al months ago, was not se­ri­ous and that her re­cu­per­a­tion has pro­gressed steadi­ly.

Ac­cord­ing to the MP, de­spite her re­duced phys­i­cal pres­ence, con­stituen­cy op­er­a­tions re­mained ful­ly func­tion­al through­out her re­cov­ery pe­ri­od. Robin­son-Reg­is said she main­tained reg­u­lar com­mu­ni­ca­tion with key stake­hold­ers across the con­stituen­cy as well as with staff at the Trinci­ty/Mal­oney Con­stituen­cy Of­fice. She as­sured the pub­lic that all ser­vices con­tin­ued un­in­ter­rupt­ed and that on­go­ing mat­ters re­ceived the nec­es­sary at­ten­tion.

The MP em­pha­sized her com­mit­ment to serv­ing the peo­ple of Trinci­ty/Mal­oney, stat­ing that the con­stituen­cy of­fice has re­mained op­er­a­tional and fo­cused on ad­dress­ing com­mu­ni­ty needs. She added that she looks for­ward to re­turn­ing to en­gage­ments with res­i­dents in per­son ear­ly in the new year.

Robin­son-Reg­is al­so ex­tend­ed thanks for what she de­scribed as an “out­pour­ing of kind­ness and sup­port” dur­ing her re­cov­ery, not­ing that the mes­sages of con­cern and en­cour­age­ment were deeply ap­pre­ci­at­ed.

Her an­nounce­ment puts to rest re­cent spec­u­la­tion sur­round­ing her ab­sence and sets the stage for her planned full re­sump­tion of par­lia­men­tary and con­stituen­cy re­spon­si­bil­i­ties af­ter the hol­i­day pe­ri­od.