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PARLIAMENT REPORT: Fare increase on... Housing for low income earners... Tax laws for Charities
MAY 9, 2013: Fare increase coming�Low income housing on the cards... Legislation proposed to harmonise tax treatment for charities.
PARLIAMENT REPORT: Witter wants enquiry into Tivoli siege ... IMF approves extended fund facility
May 3, 2013: Public defender wants commission of enquiry into Tivoli siege ... IMF approves extended fund facility ... China Harbour Engineering Company eyes mega investment in Jamaica ... NHT
PARLIAMENT REPORT: Another Tivoli Report promise ... More heat on Richard Azan
April 12, 2013: In this edition of the Parliament Report, Harmonisation Limited to lose millions this year ... More heat on North West Clarendon MP, Richard Azan, and Another promise
PARLIAMENT REPORT: Gov't after delinquent teachers ... Wireless telephone licences to be auctioned
Parliament Report, March 29, 2013: Gov't going after delinquent teachers ... Two more wireless telephone licences to be auctioned.
PARLIAMENT REPORT: MAJ, PAJ against cyber defamation law ... IMF talks delayed
Parliament Report, March 22, 2013: MAJ, PAJ against cyber defamation law ... Gov't to review SLB guarantors' criteria ... Contingent talks between multilaterals delay IMF accord.
PARLIAMENT REPORT: Legislators give nod to lotto scam law ... Parliament to laud Chavez
Parliament Report, March 8, 2013: Legislators give nod to lotto scam law ... Parliament makes plans to pay tribute to Chavez.
PARLIAMENT REPORT: Changes coming for NHT Act...
February 28, 2013: Bill introduced to amend NHT Act...Parliamentary committee in no-nonsense mood...and Government owes lawyers millions.
PARLIAMENT REPORT: Cutting the import bill
FEBRUARY 21, 2013: Initiatives coming to cut large import bill�Lawmaker calls for sacking of international marketing company� Job cuts coming at UDC.
PARLIAMENT REPORT: Massive tax package triggers opposition walk-out
Parliament Report, February 14, 2013: Massive tax package triggers opposition walk-out ... Government digs deep into NHT coffers ... State-operated rural school bus system not on cards.
PARLIAMENT REPORT: PAAC cracks whip on senior technocrat
Parliament Report February 8, 2013: Standing Finance examines revised Budget ... Committee wants less spending on consultants ... PAAC cracks whip on senior technocrat
Parliament Report: Poor school performances
In this edition of the Parliament Report: Study shows poor performances in primary and high schools; regulations for Sex offenders� Registry passed in the House and; UDC in the hot
Parliament Report: Tivoli Report by end of 2012
In this edition of the Parliament Report, the Electoral Commission of Jamaica is under fire for breaches, final deadline given for Tivoli report and education ministry targets 100 per cent
Parliament Report: Cop car garage in disrepair
In this edition of the Parliament Report for November 27, 2012, the Auditor General uncovers gaps in the management of the JCF motor vehicle fleet and the NWC applies for
Parliament Report: Traffic ticket amnesty fails
In this edition of the Parliament Report...Traffic Amnesty fails to make an impact...Help promised for persons whose houses were damaged by Hurricane Sandy... and public sector pension reform set for
Parliament Report: Peg that dollar
In this edition of Parliament Report, Edward Seaga calls for Jamaican exchange rate to be pegged to US dollar. Lawmakers pay tribute to Seaga at joint sitting of Houses of
Parliament Report: SLB crisis
In this week's edition of the Parliament Report, funding crisis at Student Loan Bureau, legislator wants Trelawny Stadium in hands of UTech and UC Rusal invests $100 million in Ewarton
Parliament Report: Poisonous Budget
In the May 29 edition of the Parliament Report, the Opposition describes the Government's budget as poisonous, doubts raised about government's ability to collect tax from the telecoms industry and
Parliament Report: The Queen's last stand?
May 10, 2012 marked the opening of the new legislative year of Jamaica's Parliament. The opening may be the last one with The Queen as the head of state. The
Parliament Report: Opposition to oversight panel
In this edition of the Parliament Report for the sitting on April 24, Cabinet approves sole source negotiations, opposition questions oversight panel and Everald Warmington wants ECJ members to be
Parliament Report: JEEP hits the road
In this edition of the Parliament Report, JEEP hits the road in March, massive budget, big bucks for bushing and forensic audit into JDIP begins in April.
Parliament Report: Big bucks for former banker
In this edition of the Parliament Report, big bucks for former banker for closing sugar divestment. No user fee at public hospitals under review and PM Portia Simpson Miller says
Parliament Report: Warmington's crusade continues
In this edition of the Parliament Report, debate begins on motion seeking support to scrap the office of the political ombudsman. Government says UC Rusal is not pulling out of
Parliament Report: Marcus Garvey in Schools
In this edition of the Parliament Report the teachings and opinions of Garvey to be introduced in the classroom. MP suggests that the office of the political ombudsman be scrapped
Parliament Report: No New Taxes
In this edition of the Parliament Report, five-year JDIP funds used up or committed in less than two years, auditor general finds irregularities in PATH programme, JUTC expends staff money
Parliament Report: House back in session
In this special edition of the Parliament Report, Portia Simpson Miller and Andrew Holness issue their charges to Parliament, house members sworn in and the new House Speaker issues a
Parliament Report: Foreign labour dispute
A dispute ensues as foreign labour is seen working on the Palisadoes Shoreline Project; non-competitive methods used by PNP for construction; and the libel law amendment bill is tabled in
Parliament Report: JDIP under fire
Edmond Campbell reports on the Auditor General Department's audit of the Jamaica Development Infrastructure Programme (JDIP).
Parliament Report: Petty session for ganja smokers
PNP MP Sharon Hay-Webster crosses the parliamentary floor; the OCG widens the investigation into UDC's property deal; small ganja cases go to petty court.
Parliament Report: Prime Minister Most Honourable?
The new House leader; Shahine Robinson's promotion to the front benches; A Committee squabbles over the prime minister's true title.
Parliament Report: Holness takes charge
Andrew Holness to lead the Government; who will take over government business in the House; and Bruce Golding's future in politics.
Parliament Report: Christie stands firm
The OCG defends its position to probe state-owned assets; controversy stirs over Government sale of Negril land; an alarming amount of medical equipment is non-functional.
Parliament Report: Warmington's hot seat
Report on Parliament from October 4, 2011 - The Pharmaceutical Society of Jamaica may be considering court action against the Ministry of Health; Contractor general's findings put Warmington at the
Parliament Report: JEEP controversy
Reporting on Parliament from Sept 22, 2011 - PNP's employment program sparks controversy; parish councillors to recieve Justice of the Peace powers; green papers for tax reform tabled.
Parliament Report: Expanding CDF boundaries
Reporting on Parliament from September 13, 2011 - There was no sitting of the house of representatives; Parliamentarians seek to expand on categories of subject matter for Constituency Development Fund
Parliament Report: Supplementary stalemate
Reporting on Parliament from Tuesday September 6, 2011 - Stalemate stalls approval of supplementary approval ; the House adopts amendment to Wiretap Act ; two new members added to committee
Parliament Report: Taxpayers To Pay $2 Billion More...
Reporting on Parliament from Tuesday 30 August, 2011 - Jamaican taxpayers to pay more; cuts to US labour office; PM approves Digicel Claro merger.
Parliament Report: Tax measures to be examined
Reporting on Parliament from July 12, 2011 - Select Committee to examine tax measures, new speaker installed in Gordon House and musical chairs in the House?
Manatt enquiry report under attack
Reporting on Parliament from June 14, 2011 - The Manatt enquiry report is released, leader of the opposition responds, PNP lead attorney K.D. Knight blasts commissioners, and the commissioners want
Parliament Report: Davies makes way for Phillips at PAC
Reporting on Parliament from June 7, 2011 - Amendments to FAA and PBMA Acts; Public Accounts Committee wants changes to Gov't's internal audit system; Dr Davies passes the baton.
Parliament Report: The ponzi scheme battle
Reporting from Parliament on June 1, 2011. A controversial road; Palisadoes project could cost more; and Government to review financial sector laws.
Parliament Report: Public Sector job cuts
Reporting on Parliament from May 10, 2011. Prime Minister Bruce Golding announces job cuts to the public sector for the next five years. Edmond Campbell reports.
Parliament Report: Budget Debate heats up
Reporting on Parliament from May 13, 2011. Opposition Leader Portia Simpson Miller and Opposition Spokesman of Finance Dr. Omar Davies criticize the government's budget as being unrealistic. Edmond Campbell reports.
Parliament Report: GOJ seeks IMF extension
Reporting on Parliament from April 28, 2011 - The GOJ seeks an extension from the IMF, students get a cut in the interest rate on loans from the SLB, and
Parliament Report: Teachers to get money owed
Reporting on Parliament from April 14, 2011 - The GOJ has tabled the budget for the new financial year, the administration has set aside funds to pay teachers arising from
Parliament Report: A New Year
Reporting on Parliament from April 5, 2011 - The legislative year comes to a close, KD Knight speaks out on public officials, and Dorothy Lightbourne makes her voice heard within
Parliament Report: Manatt-Dudus Enquiry
Reporting on Parliament from March 29, 2011 - The cost of the Manatt-Dudus Enquiry, the Contractor General clears allegations from 2009, and Gordon House moves towards a revised Constitution. Edmond
Parliament Report: Amending Jamaica's Constitution
Reporting on Parliament from March 22, 2011 - Gordon House says 'yes' to constitutional amendments, the death penalty made easier in Jamaica, and a startling amount of general driver's licences
Parliament Report: IMF influence
Reporting on Parliament from March 16, 2011 - The IMF's influence on the national budget is debated, the GOJ moves towards publishing delinquent taxpayers names, and student access to the
Parliament Report: The PM's admission
Reporting on Parliament from March 8, 2011 - PAC queries use of petrol in waiver deal, stunning admission from Prime Minister Bruce Golding, and a controversial MP resigns. Edmond Campbell
Parliament Report: 03 / 01 / 2011
Public bodies accused of delinquency, missing documents from the Inland Revenue Department, and support to be initiated for the Grade Four Literacy Test. Edmond Campbell reports.
Parliament Report: 02 / 22 / 2011
Edmond Campbell reports on the happenings of Parliament in Jamaica. This week looks at a call for a revamp of the driver's licence system, the finance ministry's move to quell
Parliament Report: 02 / 15 / 2011
Edmond Campbell reports on the happenings of Parliament in Jamaica. The apparent rebound of the bauxite / alumina sector, local government elections postponed, and public sector workers face court.
Parliament Report: 02 / 11 / 2011
Edmond Campbell reports on the happenings of Parliament from February 8 and 9 , 2011.Local Government Poll delayed again, delinquent motorists owe $3 billion in traffic fines, legislation coming to
Parliament Report: 02 / 01 / 2011
Edmond Campbell reports on the happenings of Parliament from February 1 and 2, 2011. A special prosecutor position to be filled, National Water Commission under scrutiny from the Public Accounts
Parliament Report: 01 / 25 / 2011
Senior reporter Edmond Campbell reports on the happenings of Parliament from January 25 / 26, 2011. Parliamentarians reprimanded for poor conduct in Gordon House, a minimum wage increase is debated,
Parliament Report: 01 / 18 / 2011
Senior reporter Edmond Campbell reports on the happenings of parliament from January 18, 2011. Debates about dual nationality within Parliament, a high school's audit ignites heated discussion about the spending
Parliament Report: 01 / 11 / 2011
Senior reporter Edmond Campbell reports on the happenings of parliament from January 11, 2011. The GOJ selling of Sandals stakes to Gorstew, members of parliament opposing proposals from the Electoral

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Apr. 12th 2013 PARLIAMENT REPORT: Another Tivoli Report promise ... 5:25
Mar. 29th 2013 PARLIAMENT REPORT: Gov't after delinquent teachers ... 4:48
Mar. 22nd 2013 PARLIAMENT REPORT: MAJ, PAJ against cyber defamation 5:04
Mar. 11th 2013 PARLIAMENT REPORT: Legislators give nod to lotto 4:07
Mar. 1st 2013 PARLIAMENT REPORT: Changes coming for NHT Act... 4:00
Feb. 22nd 2013 PARLIAMENT REPORT: Cutting the import bill 5:40
Feb. 15th 2013 PARLIAMENT REPORT: Massive tax package triggers opposition 4:06
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