McDonald's. The House voted in favor of the ban in 1996, but the appointed Senate rejected the ban. Swan intended to challenge the legality of the law in Bermuda's Supreme Court. Then-Premier David Saul, who approved Swan's intentions in December 1995, resigned in March 1997 after a controversy over his decision and Swan's plans. Swan serves as chairman of the Swan Group of Companies. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from West Virginia Wesleyan College. In addition, he has been awarded a B.A. Honorary Fellowship at Bermuda College, honorary doctorate from West Virginia Wesleyan College, an honorary doctorate of law from Atlantic Union College, and an honorary doctorate, humane letters from Morris Brown College in Atlanta, Georgia. References External links 1935 births Living people Knights Commander of the Order of the British Empire United Bermuda Party politicians Immigration ministers of Bermuda Labour ministers of Bermuda Premiers of Bermuda West Virginia Wesleyan College alumni