What do we do when we live in a constitutional democracy and those we have elected and employed to act on our behalf operate in a manner that opposes the very tenets of the constitution and the principles of our democracy? What do we do when our.
This newspaper still hopes that Juliet Holness will be a transformative Speaker of Jamaica’s Parliament, in a fashion that enhances the legislature’s oversight of the executive and deepens the country’s democracy. But we are aware that as a.
Assuming she acted on her own volition – as was indirectly implied by Finance Minister Nigel Clarke – Valrie Curtis’ recent premature advisory to senators that were in line for a hefty pay hike is another case of managers bungling in Parliament.
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If the logic of the deputy Speaker, Juliet Holness, rolls over to tomorrow’s sitting of Parliament, the auditor general’s (AuG) special report on aspects of the National Works Agency (NWA) will be tabled. If it is not, the public will be kept in.