The player may show the latest sitting between meetings
The Cayman Islands government explicitly explains that its Parliament video player shows live coverage when Parliament is in session and may display the most recent broadcast between sittings. A player starting immediately therefore does not establish a live sitting. The same page links the CIG YouTube Parliament playlist and identifies CIGTV cable channels and Radio Cayman as other routes. The radio route carries proceedings as listening rather than supplying the chamber picture.
Long sittings can have several video parts
The inspected government page identifies the Second Meeting of the 2026–2027 Session and links the First Sitting of 30 September in Part 1 and Part 2. A viewer looking for a contribution late in the day may consequently need the second part rather than conclude that the recording ends after the first video. Separate meeting summaries cover subsequent sittings on 1, 2 and 5 October. These provide an overview of business considered, rather than replacing the full video record.
Parliament provides written and committee routes as well
The institution’s own website separates House Documents, a calendar of meetings, its YouTube destination and Hansard. Its Hansard navigation distinguishes House Meetings, Finance Committee, Public Accounts Committee, Select Committees and Youth Parliament. That structure matters when a contribution came from a committee hearing rather than the main chamber. A document, a summary and an audiovisual recording have different purposes; the parliamentary year and type of sitting connect the appropriate collections without treating every item as a television news programme.