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59 ________________________________________________________________________ SAGICOR LIFE INC. NOTICE CONTENTS Lost Policies 3 ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA BUREAU OF STANDARDS NOTICE Declaration of National Standards 3-7 EASTERN CARIBBEAN SUPREME COURT NOTICE Notice of Commencement of Proceedings on Electronic Litigation Portal 7 FINANCIAL SERVICES REGULATORY COMMISSION NOTICE BOI Bank Corporation, Statement of Financial Position December 2021 and 2020 8-9 EASTERN CARIBBEAN CENTRAL BANK NOTICE Statement of Financial Position August 2022 10 MINISTRY OF LEGAL AFFAIRS NOTICE List of Public Holidays for 2023 11 ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA ELECTORAL COMMISSION NOTICE Claim and Objections 11-18 DEPARTMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT NOTICE Notice of Designation of the Redonda Ecosystem Reserve 18-20 ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Published by the Ministry of Justice & Legal Affairs Ryan Johnson, Editor of the Official Gazette ryan.johnson@ab.gov.ag / antiguagazette@gmail.com Government Complex, P.O.
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59 THE ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA OFFICIAL GAZETTE October 27th, 2022 PUBLICATION WITHIN THE OFFICIAL GAZETTE The Official Gazette, the oﬀicial newspaper of the Government of Antigua and Barbuda, is published every Thursday either online or in print form at the Government Printery.
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59 NOTICES Sagicor Life (Eastern Caribbean) Inc. Notice SAGICOR LIFE (EASTERN CARIBBEAN) INC. Eiricia Humphreys of Sea View Farm, St. John’s, Antigua having made sworn deposition that Policy No.
S05004495 issued by Barbados Mutual and assumed by Sagicor Life (Eastern Caribbean) Inc. on her life has been lost and having made application to the Directors to grant a duplicate of the same, notice is hereby given that unless objection is raised within one month of the date hereof, the duplicate policy asked for will be issued.

Dated: October 20, 2022 By Order Althea C. Hazzard, Corporate Secretary.
____________________________________________________________________________________________________ SAGICOR LIFE (EASTERN CARIBBEAN) INC. Claxton Duberry of 2110 Barnes Avenue, Bronx, New York, 10462 U.S.A. having made sworn deposition that Policy No.
0181263 issued by Life of Barbados and assumed by Sagicor Life (Eastern Caribbean) Inc on his life has been lost and having made application to the Directors to grant a duplicate of the same, notice is hereby given that unless objection is raised within one month of the date hereof, the duplicate policy asked for will be issued.

Dated: October 24, 2022 By Order Althea C. Hazzard, Corporate Secretary.
____________________________________________________________________________________ The Antigua and Barbuda Bureau of Standards wishes to advise the General Public and all stakeholder agencies that effective November 18, 2022, the following standards shall be declared to be Standards, and Antigua and Barbuda Standards, pursuant to section 17 (1) and (3) of the Standards Act (411) of the revised laws of Antigua and Barbuda, 1992 edition and section 3 (1) of the Standards Regulations 1998: - Antigua and Barbuda Bureau of Standards Notice 1) ABNS 2 Part 3 : 2022 Labelling of pharmaceuticals (Revision) Scope This standard describes general labelling requirements for drugs.
It is applicable to all drugs which are manufactured, imported exported, sold or distributed within Antigua and Barbuda.

The Revision of this standards was supervised by the Chemicals and Chemicals Based Products Technical Committee and approved by the Antigua and Barbuda Standards Council on September 29, 2022.
____________________________________________________________________________________________________ 2) ABNS 62: 2019 Processed foods – Brown sugar – Specification (CRS 62:2019 IDT) Scope This document specifies the requirements for brown sugar intended for direct human consumption.

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59 THE ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA OFFICIAL GAZETTE October 27th, 2022 3) ABNS CRS 34: 2018 Cocoa and chocolate products – Specification (CRS 34: 2018 IDT) Scope This standard specifies requirements for the composition of food products derived from fermented and dried cocoa beans.

This standard does not apply to: a) raw cocoa products, that is, products made from cocoa beans which are either unfermented, or unroasted or both and which can be either wet or dry.
b) Confectionery and other food products where chocolate or cocoa powder is merely a flavor; or c) non-food products, including, pharmaceuticals and cosmetics.

The National Adoption of these standards was supervised by the National Codex, Food and Agriculture Technical Committee and approved by the Antigua and Barbuda Standards Council on September 29, 2022.
____________________________________________________________________________________________________ 4) ISO ABNS 22301: 2019 Security and resilience – Business continuity management systems – Requirements (IDT ISO 23301:2019) Scope This document specifies requirements to implement, maintain and improve management system to protect against, reduce the likelihood of the occurrence of, prepare for, respond to and recover from disruptions when they arise.
The requirements specified in this document are generic and intended to be applicable to all organizations, or parts thereof, regardless of type, size and nature of the organization.

The extent of application of these requirements depends on the organization’s operating environmental and complexity.
This document is applicable to all types and sizes of organization that: a) implement , maintain and improve a BCMS; b) seek to ensure conformity with stated business continuity policy; c) need to be able to continue to deliver products and service at an acceptable predefined capacity during disruption; d) seek to enhance their resilience through the effective application of the BCMS.
5) ISO ABNS 31000: 2018 Risk management – Guidelines (IDT ISO 31000: 2018) Scope This document provides guidelines on managing risk faced by organizations.

The application of these guidelines can be customized to any organization and its context.

This document provides a common approach to managing any type of risk and is not industry or sector specific.

This document can be used throughout the life of the organization and can be applied to any activity including decision – making at all levels.
6) ISO ABNS 22316: 2017 Security and resilience – Organizational resilience – Principles and attributes (IDT ISO 22316:2017) Scope This document provides guidance to enhance organizational resilience for any size or type of organization.

It is not specific to any industry or sector.

This document can be applied throughout the life of an organization.

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59 This document does not promote uniformity approaches across all organizations, as specific objectives and initiatives are tailored to suit an individual organization’s needs.
7) ISO ABNS 22320: 2018 Security and resilience – Emergency management – Guidelines for incident management (IDT ISO 22320: 2018) Scope This document gives guidelines for incident management, including - - principles that communicate the value and explain the purpose of incident management basic components of incident management including process and structure, which focus on roles and responsibilities tasks and management of resources , and - working together through joint directions and cooperation.
8) ISO ABNS 22395: 2018 Security and Resilience – Community resilience – Guidelines for supporting vulnerable persons in an emergency (IDT ISO 22395: 2018) Scope This document gives guidelines for organizations to identify, involve, and communicate with and support individuals who are the most vulnerable to natural and human-induced (both intentional and intentional) emergencies.

It also include guidelines for continually improving the provision of support to vulnerable persons in an emergency.
It is intended for use by organizations with the responsibility for, or involvement in, part or all of the planning for working with vulnerable persons in an emergency.

It is applicable to all types and sizes of organization involved in emergency preparation, responses and recovery activities , such as local , regional and national governments statutory bodies; internationally and non-governmental organization; businesses; and public and community groups.
The National Adoption of these standards was supervised by the Business Security and Risk Project Team and approved by the Antigua and Barbuda Standards Council on September 29, 2022.
____________________________________________________________________________________________________ 9) ABNS CRS 66: 2021 Sustainable tourism – Environmental management systems - Requirements (IDT CRS 66: 2021) This National Standard establishes requirements for environmental management systems (EMS) to enable tourism establishments to formulate a policy, Objectives and minimum performance requirements based on best environmental management practice.
It is intended for establishment providing tourism related services that wish to implement and maintain an EMS and demonstrate such conformance.

This standard does not apply to organization such as government ministries, regulatory departments and agencies, associations and statutory bodies that do not provide a tourism related tourism.
10) ABNS CRS 67: 2021 Sustainable Tourism – Energy management and efficiency – Requirements (IDT CRS 67: 2021) This standard specifies requirements for an energy management and efficiency programme to be implemented at tourism establishments.

It provides the basis to enable these tourism establishments to review their energy consumption and implement efficiency measure thus minimizing energy use.
This standard does not apply to organizations such as government ministries, regulatory departments and agencies, associations and statutory bodies that do not provide a tourism related service.

11) ABNS CRS 68: 2021 Sustainable Tourism – Food safety and sanitation – Requirements (IDT CRS 68: 2018) 5 No.
59 THE ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA OFFICIAL GAZETTE October 27th, 2022 This National Standard provides requirements for implementation and maintenance of a good safety and sanitation programme for tourism establishments.

While these requirements may be applicable to other establishments where food is prepared and served, for the purposes of this documents the standard applies to all food premises which are part of the tourism establishment.
This standard applies to structures, and food transport vehicles and associated equipment, fixtures and fittings used by the food business in the tourism establishment.

This standard does not apply to organization such as government ministries, regulatory departments and agencies, associations and statutory bodies that do not provide a tourism related service.
12) ABNS CRS 69: 2021 Sustainable tourism – Water treatment, management and efficiency – Requirements (IDT CRS 69: 2021) This National Standard specifies requirements for a water treatment management and efficiency programme for tourism establishment including: a) the definition of terms common to water service providers; b) basic requirements for drinking water supply and treatment systems; c) guidelines for objectives, service assessment criteria and related performance indicators; d) benchmarks for measuring performance of water management, treatment and efficiency This standard does not apply to: a) organizations such as government ministries, regulatory departments and agencies, associations and statutory bodies that do not provide a tourism related service; and b) objectives set forth by the national water authority and other relevant agencies which are to be achieved through implementation of national standards and compliance obligations 13) ABNS CRS 70: 2021 Sustainable Tourism – Solid waste management - Requirements (IDT CRS 70: 2021) This National Standards provides requirements for the implementation and maintenance and maintenance of a solid waste management programme for tourism establishment.
This standard does not apply: a) Organizations such as government ministries, regulatory departments and agencies , associations and statutory bodies that does not provide a tourism related service; and b) Solid solutions, solids in solutions and non-solid waste.
14) ABNS CRS 71: 2021 Sustainable Tourism – Sewage treatment and management – Requirements (IDT CRS 71: 2021) This National Standard specifies requirements for the management of sewage including collection, treatment and disposal, and other effluents generated at tourism establishments.

This standard does not apply to organizations such as government ministries, regulatory departments and agencies, associations and statutory bodies that do not provide a tourism related service.
15) ABNS CRS 72 : 2021 Sustainable tourism – Integrated pest management systems – Requirements (IDT CRS 72: 2021) This standard specifies requirements for an Integrated Pest Management (IPM) systems developed and implemented within a tourism establishment.

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59 This national standard is applicable to IPM programmes throughout tourism establishments.
This standard does not apply to organizations such as government ministries, regulatory departments and agencies, associations, and statutory bodies that do not provide a tourism related service.

The National Adoption of these standards was supervised by the Tourism and Hospitality Technical Committee and approved by the Antigua and Barbuda Standards Council on September 29, 2022.
Interested persons can purchase copies of these standards from: Antigua and Barbuda Bureau of Standards Old Parham Road Telephone: 462 2424 Fax: 562 0094 Email: abbs@ab.gov.ag ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court Notice 7 No.

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59 THE ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA OFFICIAL GAZETTE October 27th, 2022 Eastern Caribbean Central Bank Notice 10 October 27th, 2022 THE ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA OFFICIAL GAZETTE No.

59 REVISED NOTICE Ministry of Legal Affairs Notice The following days are to be Public Holidays throughout Antigua and Barbuda for the Year 2023.
- - - - - - - - - - - 1st January * 7th April 10th April 1st May (1st Monday in May) 29th May 7th August (1st Monday in August) 8th August 1st November 9th December * 25th December 26th December 1.

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New Year’s Day Good Friday Easter Monday Labour Day Whit Monday Carnival Monday Carnival Tuesday Independence Day Sir Vere Cornwall Bird (Snr.)

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Christmas Day 11.


Boxing Day Note: Sundays, Christmas Day and Good Friday are observed as Common Law Holidays * Note: 2nd January and 11th December will be celebrated as Public Holidays Dated this 19th day of October, 2022 ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Antigua and Barbuda Electoral Commission Notice ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE ACT, CAP.
379 In accordance with the provision of the Representation of the People Act CAP 379, it is notified for general information that copies of the List of persons who have applied to be registered as Electors during the period 1st-30th September, 2022 have been posted in the respective Constituencies of Antigua and Barbuda and at the Antigua and Barbuda Electoral Commission, Queen Elizabeth Highway.
Claims and Objections should be filed with each Registration Officer on or before October 31st, 2022 on a form which can be obtained from him/her.

Particulars where Lists are posted and location of the Registration Officers are as follows: 11 No.
59 THE ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA OFFICIAL GAZETTE October 27th, 2022 ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Constituency Office Location and/ or Residence/Names Places where lists are displayed ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ 1.
St. John’s City West Villa Primary School, Villa Ms. Sally Ann Browne Registration Officer Brownie’s Bakery St. John’s Street, Antigua Workers Union Hall Newgate Street, R & B Best Buy; Percival Gas Station, Fort Road 2.

St. John’s City East 3.


St. John’s City South Peace Corps Building Factory Road Mr. Dave Browne Registration Officer Peace Corps Building Factory Road Mr. Steve Henry Registration Officer Spring Gardens, Brodie’s Shop; ALP St. John’s City East Branch; Mrs. Anthony’s Shop; Silver Streak Bakery; UPP St. John’s City East Branch.

EVC Pharmacy New & Temple Streets; Robinsons Service Station All Saints Road; Fresh & Ezy Supermarket Belmont 4.
St. John’s Rural West Multipurpose Centre Perry Bay Ms. Veronica Joseph Registration Officer Highway Pub Five Islands; Exhibition & Cultural Centre; Green Bay Police Station; ABLP Branch Office Federation Road; UPP Branch Office Perry Bay 5.

St. John’s Rural South Noel Nyah Roberts Sports Complex Health Centre All Saints Road, Carmen’s Retail Shop Joseph Lane Ms. Nicole Christian Registration Officer Ottos New Town, Noel Nyah Roberts Complex Dagan’s Bakery Baxter Street 6.
St. John’s Rural East Chaia Building (Local Government Christo’s Supermarket; Office) Cross Street Mrs. Naieka Richards Registration Officer Ragens (Rawlins) Supermarket; Wheels Supermarket.

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St. John’s Rural North Yorks Community Centre Yorks Mrs. Jeff Michael Registration Officer First Choice Supermarket Anchorage Road; Kareem’ Supermarket Yorks; Cedar Grove Primary School; North Shor Supermarket; Coolidge Police Station.. 8.
St. Mary’s North Molyneaux Building Jennings Clinic; Bendals Clinic; Browne’s Avenue Golden Grove Clinic, Simon Shop Golden Grove Main Road.

Mrs. Mitzi Crawford Registration Officer 9.

St. Mary’s South 10.

All Saints East & St. Luke 11.

All Saints West Peace Corps Building Factory Road Urlings, Aunt Mem’s Supermarket, Bolans.
Ms. Anika Anthony Registration Officer Johnson’s Point Clinic, Ms. Agatha McKay’s Shop Former Computer Access Centre All Saints Ms. Judith Phillip Superette Old Road; Money Barbershop Old Road.

Registration Officer Cole’s Supermarket All Saints; P.J.
Supermarket Swetes, Carty’s Shop John Hughes; Ponds View Former Computer Access Centre All Saints Ms. Netiecha Horsford Registration Officer All Saints Police Station, Verdella’s Shop Buckleys; R& B Best Price Supermarket Herberts & All Saints Road; Risk Takers Supermarket Freemansville; Country Samuel Shop Seaview Farm.

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St. George Opposite Potter’s Govt.


School Potter’s Village School, Judges Hill, 4D’s Groceries Pigotts; Ms. Teneca George Registration Officer Richardson Supermarket Potters; D’s Superette/Sassy Wholesale Potters Main Road; Jay & Jen Superette C & J Supermarket New Winthropes, New Winthropes, Potters; Cedar Valley Mini Mart Plus 13.

St. Peter Peace Corps Building Factory Road Clinic; Welsh’s Supermarket Pares Village; Ms. Wakiesa Peters Registration Officer KRAMM Distributors Factory Road.

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Parham Clinic; Parham Police Station; Pares Village 14.

St. Philip North Willikies Willikies Main Rd., Ruth Nicholas Shop Seaton; Willikies Clinic; Willikies Police Station; Newfield Clinic.

East Side Service Station Glanvilles Main Road.

Mrs. T Henderickson-Spencer Registration Officer 15.
St. Philip South St. Philip’s Post Office, St. Philip Ms. Almarie Carty Registration Officer Nora Philip’s Shop St. Philip; St. Philip’s Postal Office; Carty’s Shop Bethesda; Murrain’s Supermarket Bethesda; Police Station and Supermarket on Main Road; Freetown.

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St. Paul Former Craft Shop Horsford Hill Falmouth Liberta Police Station; Dockyard Police Station; Spencer’s Supermarket Liberta; Bailey’s Supermarket Ms. Althea Francis Falmouth.

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Barbuda Registration Officer Low school Section LilLink Supermarket, Barbuda; Holy Trinity Primary School Fancy Supermarket, Barbuda Mr. Mulvane George Barbuda Post Office Buzz Bar, Barbuda BK Fuel Station, Barbuda Supervisor of Elections, Electoral Commission.

FORM 5 Notice as to Making Claims and Objections For the ST. JOHN’S CITY WEST Constituency Representation of the People Act, Cap.
379 Registration Regulations (Regulation 15) NOTICE is hereby given that claims and objections with respect to the electors’ lists published on the 3rd October, 2022 shall be made to the Registration Officer for the St. John’s City West constituency commencing on the 4th October, 2022 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. and ending on the 31st October, 2022.
NOTICE is also given that on the hearing of a claim the person making the claim, and on the hearing of an objection, the objector and the person objected to, and on the hearing of either any other person who appears to the Registration Officer to be interested, shall be entitled to appear and be heard either in person or by any other person on his/her behalf or by counsel.
NOTICE is also given that the right to appear and be heard includes the right to lodge with the Registration Officer any written representations that he may wish to make.

Ms. Sally Ann Browne, Registration Officer, for the said Constituency.

______________________________________________ FORM 5 Notice as to Making Claims and Objections For the ST. JOHN’S CITY EAST Constituency Representation of the People Act, Cap.

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57 THE ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA OFFICIAL GAZETTE October 27th, 2022 NOTICE is hereby given that claims and objections with respect to the electors’ lists published on the 3rd October, 2022 shall be made to the Registration Officer for the St. John’s City East constituency commencing on the 4th October, 2022 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. and ending on the 31st October, 2022.
NOTICE is also given that on the hearing of a claim the person making the claim, and on the hearing of an objection, the objector and the person objected to, and on the hearing of either any other person who appears to the Registration Officer to be interested, shall be entitled to appear and be heard either in person or by any other person on his/her behalf or by counsel.
NOTICE is also given that the right to appear and be heard includes the right to lodge with the Registration Officer any written representations that he may wish to make.

Mr. Dave Browne, Registration Officer, for the said Constituency.

______________________________________________ FORM 5 Notice as to Making Claims and Objections For the ST. JOHN’S CITY SOUTH Constituency Representation of the People Act, Cap.
379 Registration Regulations (Regulation 15) NOTICE is hereby given that claims and objections with respect to the electors’ lists published on the 3rd October 2022 shall be made to the Registration Officer for the St. John’s City South constituency commencing on the 4th October, 2022 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. and ending on the 31st October, 2022.
NOTICE is also given that on the hearing of a claim the person making the claim, and on the hearing of an objection, the objector and the person objected to, and on the hearing of either any other person who appears to the Registration Officer to be interested, shall be entitled to appear and be heard either in person or by any other person on his/her behalf or by counsel.
NOTICE is also given that the right to appear and be heard includes the right to lodge with the Registration Officer any written representations that he may wish to make.

Mr. Steve Henry, Registration Officer, for the said Constituency.

__________________________________________ FORM 5 14 Notice as to Making Claims and Objections For the ST. JOHN’S RURAL WEST Constituency Representation of the People Act, Cap.
379 Registration Regulations (Regulation 15) NOTICE is hereby given that claims and objections with respect to the electors’ lists published on the 3rd October, 2022 shall be made to the Registration Officer for the St. John’s Rural West constituency commencing on the 4th October, 2022 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. and ending on the 31st October, 2022.
NOTICE is also given that on the hearing of a claim the person making the claim, and on the hearing of an objection, the objector and the person objected to, and on the hearing of either any other person who appears to the Registration Officer to be interested, shall be entitled to appear and be heard either in person or by any other person on his/her behalf or by counsel.
NOTICE is also given that the right to appear and be heard includes the right to lodge with the Registration Officer any written representations that he may wish to make.

Ms. Veronica Joseph, Registration Officer, for the said Constituency.

______________________________________________ FORM 5 Notice as to Making Claims and Objections For the ST. JOHN’S RURAL SOUTH Constituency Representation of the People Act, Cap.
379 Registration Regulations (Regulation 15) NOTICE is hereby given that claims and objections with respect to the electors’ lists published on the 3rd October, 2022 shall be made to the Registration Officer for the St. John’s Rural South constituency commencing on the 4th October, 2022 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. and ending on the 31st October, 2022.
NOTICE is also given that on the hearing of a claim the person making the claim, and on the hearing of an objection, the objector and the person objected to, and on the hearing of either any other person who appears to the Registration Officer to be interested, shall be entitled to appear and be heard either in person or by any other person on his/her behalf or by counsel.
NOTICE is also given that the right to appear and be heard includes the right to lodge with the Registration Officer any written representations that he may wish to make.

Ms. Nicole Christian, Registration Officer, for the said Constituency.

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59 FORM 5 Notice as to Making Claims and Objections For the ST. JOHN’S RURAL EAST Constituency Representation of the People Act, Cap.
379 Registration Regulations (Regulation 15) NOTICE is hereby given that claims and objections with respect to the electors’ lists published on the 3rd October, 2022 shall be made to the Registration Officer for the St. John’s Rural East constituency commencing on 4th October, 2022 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. and ending on the 31st October, 2022.
NOTICE is also given that on the hearing of a claim the person making the claim, and on the hearing of an objection, the objector and the person objected to, and on the hearing of either any other person who appears to the Registration Officer to be interested, shall be entitled to appear and be heard either in person or by any other person on his/her behalf or by counsel.
NOTICE is also given that the right to appear and be heard includes the right to lodge with the Registration Officer any written representations that he may wish to make Mrs. Naieka Richards, Registration Officer, for the said Constituency.

_________________________________________ FORM 5 Notice as to Making Claims and Objections For the ST. JOHN’S RURAL NORTH Constituency Representation of the People Act, Cap.
379 Registration Regulations (Regulation 15) NOTICE is hereby given that claims and objections with respect to the electors’ lists published on the 3rd October, 2022 shall be made to the Registration Officer for the St. John’s Rural North constituency commencing on the 4th October, 2022 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. and ending on the 31st October, 2022.
NOTICE is also given that on the hearing of a claim the person making the claim, and on the hearing of an objection, the objector and the person objected to, and on the hearing of either any other person who appears to the Registration Officer to be interested, shall be entitled to appear and be heard either in person or by any other person on his/her behalf or by counsel.
NOTICE is also given that the right to appear and be heard includes the right to lodge with the Registration 15 Officer any written representations that he may wish to make.

Mrs. Jeff Michael, Registration Officer, for the said Constituency.

______________________________________________ FORM 5 Notice as to Making Claims and Objections For the ST. MARY’S NORTH Constituency Representation of the People Act, Cap.
379 Registration Regulations (Regulation 15) NOTICE is hereby given that claims and objections with respect to the electors’ lists published on the 3rd October, 2022 shall be made to the Registration Officer for the St. Mary’s North constituency commencing on the 4th October, 2022 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. and ending on the 31st October, 2022.
NOTICE is also given that on the hearing of a claim the person making the claim, and on the hearing of an objection, the objector and the person objected to, and on the hearing of either any other person who appears to the Registration Officer to be interested, shall be entitled to appear and be heard either in person or by any other person on his/her behalf or by counsel.
NOTICE is also given that the right to appear and be heard includes the right to lodge with the Registration Officer any written representations that he may wish to make.

Mrs. Mitzi Crawford, Registration Officer, for the said Constituency.

______________________________________________ FORM 5 Notice as to Making Claims and Objections For the ST. MARY’S SOUTH Constituency Representation of the People Act, Cap.
379 Registration Regulations (Regulation 15) NOTICE is hereby given that claims and objections with respect to the electors’ lists published on the 3rd October, 2022 shall be made to the Registration Officer for the St. Mary’s South constituency commencing on the 4th October, 2022 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. and ending on the 31st October, 2022.
NOTICE is also given that on the hearing of a claim the person making the claim, and on the hearing of an objection, the objector and the person objected to, and on No.

57 THE ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA OFFICIAL GAZETTE October 27th, 2022 the hearing of either any other person who appears to the Registration Officer to be interested, shall be entitled to appear and be heard either in person or by any other person on his/her behalf or by counsel.
October, 2022 shall be made to the Registration Officer for the All Saints West constituency commencing on 4th October, 2022 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. and ending on the 31st October, 2022.

NOTICE is also given that the right to appear and be heard includes the right to lodge with the Registration Officer any written representations that he may wish to make.

Ms. Anika Anthony, Registration Officer, for the said Constituency.
__________________________________________ FORM 5 Notice as to Making Claims and Objections For the ALL SAINTS EAST & ST. LUKE Constituency Representation of the People Act, Cap.
379 Registration Regulations (Regulation 15) NOTICE is hereby given that claims and objections with respect to the electors’ lists published on the 3rd October, 2022 shall be made to the Registration Officer for the All Saints East & St. Luke constituency commencing on the 4th October, 2022 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. and ending on the 31st October, 2022.
NOTICE is also given that on the hearing of a claim the person making the claim, and on the hearing of an objection, the objector and the person objected to, and on the hearing of either any other person who appears to the Registration Officer to be interested, shall be entitled to appear and be heard either in person or by any other person on his/her behalf or by counsel.
NOTICE is also given that the right to appear and be heard includes the right to lodge with the Registration Officer any written representations that he may wish to make.

Ms. Judith Phillip, Registration Officer, for the said Constituency.

__________________________________________ FORM 5 Notice as to Making Claims and Objections For the ALL SAINTS WEST Constituency Representation of the People Act, Cap.
379 Registration Regulations (Regulation 15) NOTICE is also given that on the hearing of a claim the person making the claim, and on the hearing of an objection, the objector and the person objected to, and on the hearing of either any other person who appears to the Registration Officer to be interested, shall be entitled to appear and be heard either in person or by any other person on his/her behalf or by counsel.
NOTICE is also given that the right to appear and be heard includes the right to lodge with the Registration Officer any written representations that he may wish to make.

Ms. Netiecha Horsford, Registration Officer, for the said Constituency.

__________________________________________ FORM 5 Notice as to Making Claims and Objections For the ST. GEORGE Constituency Representation of the People Act, Cap.
379 Registration Regulations (Regulation 15) NOTICE is hereby given that claims and objections with respect to the electors’ lists published on the 3rd Octber 2022 shall be made to the Registration Officer for the St. George constituency commencing on the 4th October, 2022 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. and ending on the 31st October, 2022.
NOTICE is also given that on the hearing of a claim the person making the claim, and on the hearing of an objection, the objector and the person objected to, and on the hearing of either any other person who appears to the Registration Officer to be interested, shall be entitled to appear and be heard either in person or by any other person on his/her behalf or by counsel.
NOTICE is also given that the right to appear and be heard includes the right to lodge with the Registration Officer any written representations that he may wish to make.

Ms. Teneca George, Registration Officer, for the said Constituency.

_____________________________________________ FORM 5 NOTICE is hereby given that claims and objections with respect to the electors’ lists published on the 3rd Notice as to Making Claims and Objections 16 October 27th, 2022 THE ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA OFFICIAL GAZETTE No.
59 For the ST. PETER Constituency Representation of the People Act, Cap.

379 Registration Regulations (Regulation 15) NOTICE is hereby given that claims and objections with respect to the electors’ lists published on the 3rd October, 2022 shall be made to the Registration Officer for the St. Peter constituency commencing on the 4th October, 2022 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. and ending on the 31st October, 2022.
NOTICE is also given that on the hearing of a claim the person making the claim, and on the hearing of an objection, the objector and the person objected to, and on the hearing of either any other person who appears to the Registration Officer to be interested, shall be entitled to appear and be heard either in person or by any other person on his/her behalf or by counsel.
NOTICE is also given that the right to appear and be heard includes the right to lodge with the Registration Officer any written representations that he may wish to make.

Ms. Wakiesa Peters, Registration Officer, for the said Constituency.

__________________________________________ FORM 5 Notice as to Making Claims and Objections For the ST. PHILIP NORTH Constituency Representation of the People Act, Cap.
379 Registration Regulations (Regulation 15) NOTICE is hereby given that claims and objections with respect to the electors’ lists published on the 3rd October, 2022 shall be made to the Registration Officer for the St. Philip North constituency commencing on the 4th October, 2022 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. and ending on the 31st October, 2022.
NOTICE is also given that on the hearing of a claim the person making the claim, and on the hearing of an objection, the objector and the person objected to, and on the hearing of either any other person who appears to the Registration Officer to be interested, shall be entitled to appear and be heard either in person or by any other person on his/her behalf or by counsel.
NOTICE is also given that the right to appear and be heard includes the right to lodge with the Registration Officer any written representations that he may wish to make.

Ms. Tracelyn Henderickson-Spencer, Registration Officer, for the said Constituency.

17 FORM 5 Notice as to Making Claims and Objections For the ST. PHILIP SOUTH Constituency Representation of the People Act, Cap.
379 Registration Regulations (Regulation 15) NOTICE is hereby given that claims and objections with respect to the electors’ lists published on the 3rd October, 2022 shall be made to the Registration Officer for the St. Philip South constituency commencing on the 4th October, 2022 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. and ending on the 31st October, 2022.
NOTICE is also given that on the hearing of a claim the person making the claim, and on the hearing of an objection, the objector and the person objected to, and on the hearing of either any other person who appears to the Registration Officer to be interested, shall be entitled to appear and be heard either in person or by any other person on his/her behalf or by counsel.
NOTICE is also given that the right to appear and be heard includes the right to lodge with the Registration Officer any written representations that he may wish to make.

Ms. Almarie Carty, Registration Officer, for the said Constituency.

______________________________________________ FORM 5 Notice as to Making Claims and Objections For the ST. PAUL Constituency Representation of the People Act, Cap.
379 Registration Regulations (Regulation 15) NOTICE is hereby given that claims and objections with respect to the electors’ lists published on the 3rd October, 2022 shall be made to the Registration Officer for the St. Paul constituency commencing on the 4th October, 2022 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. and ending on the 31st October, 2022.
NOTICE is also given that on the hearing of a claim the person making the claim, and on the hearing of an objection, the objector and the person objected to, and on the hearing of either any other person who appears to the Registration Officer to be interested, shall be entitled to appear and be heard either in person or by any other person on his/her behalf or by counsel.

NOTICE is also given that the right to appear and be heard includes the right to lodge with the Registration No.
57 THE ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA OFFICIAL GAZETTE October 27th, 2022 Officer any written representations that he may wish to make.

Ms. Althea Francis, Registration Officer, for the said Constituency.

______________________________________________ FORM 5 Notice as to Making Claims and Objections For the BARBUDA Constituency Representation of the People Act, Cap.
379 Registration Regulations (Regulation 15) NOTICE is hereby given that claims and objections with respect to the electors’ lists published on the 3rd October, 2022 shall be made to the Registration Officer for the Barbuda constituency commencing on the 4th October, 2022 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. and ending on the 31st October, 2022.
NOTICE is also given that on the hearing of a claim the person making the claim, and on the hearing of an objection, the objector and the person objected to, and on the hearing of either any other person who appears to the Registration Officer to be interested, shall be entitled to appear and be heard either in person or by any other person on his/her behalf or by counsel.
NOTICE is also given that the right to appear and be heard includes the right to lodge with the Registration Officer any written representations that he may wish to make Ms. Mulvane George, Registration Officer, for the said Constituency Supervisor of Elections, Electoral Commission ____________________________________________________________________________________ Department of the Environment Notice NOTICE OF DESIGNATION OF THE REDONDA ECOSYSTEM RESERVE UNDER THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND MANAGEMENT ACT, 2019 The Director of the Department of Environment hereby gives notice of her intention to advise the Minister with the responsibility for the Environment to declare the Redonda Ecosystem Reserve as an IUCN Category 4 Habitat and Species Management Area pursuant to section 55 (1) of the Environmental Protection and Management Act, 2019.
This notice serves as the notice required under s 56(2) (b) of same which requires that the Director provide details as to:  A description of the category of protected area that is proposed;  The nature of the activities permitted or prohibited on it;  Where submissions may be made in writing by any person;  The closing date for submissions, and;  The address where submissions may be made.

Description: Redonda (16°56’N; 62°21’W) is the uninhabited third island in the state of Antigua and Barbuda.
It lies 56km southwest of Antigua, 22 km northwest of Montserrat and 32km southeast of Nevis.

Redonda is 1.6 km long, 0.5 km wide and rises to nearly 400m.

The Redonda Ecosystem Reserve will be designated as a Category 4 Habitat and Species Management Area and will comprise a terrestrial and marine area.
The terrestrial area will be managed mainly for conservation of the species found thereon through management intervention by permitted groups namely, the Environmental Awareness Group through partnership with the Department of Environment.

Strict biosecurity protocols will be applicable for any activities occurring in the Reserve.

18 October 27th, 2022 THE ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA OFFICIAL GAZETTE No.
59 The Redonda Ecosystem Reserve includes a total sea area of 295.866 squared kilometers expanding outward from the Replenishment Zone (defined below) and is defined as all ocean waters extending 1 kilometer in all directions beyond the 500ft depth contour surrounding the Redonda Coral Bank with: i) ii) iii) iv) its northernmost point (A) at 17 05' 51.432N, 62 21' 31.788W, its easternmost point (B) at 16 58’ 39.216N, 62 15’ 43.524W, its southernmost point (C) at 16 51' 07.236N, 62 22' 07.752W and; its westernmost point (D) at 17 01' 47.604N, 62 25' 23.088W.
The marine area comprises of the above area as well as a 500 m zone immediately surrounding the island called the Replenishment Zone.

This zone has many purposes and will be utilized primarily for essential scientific research and monitoring activities as well as providing a disturbance (human, boat etc.)

free area for protection the marine life found in these waters.
This zone will also provide a biosecurity buffer to prevent invasive species reinvasion, protect the sunken cultural heritage found within the zone and protect persons and vessels from the dangerous cliffs and slopes of the island.
The Replenishment Zone occupies a total sea area of 2.56 squared kilometers and is defined as the sea area extending 500m in all directions around the rocky volcanic island of of Redonda with: i) ii) iii) iv) its northernmost point (A) at 16 56' 57.336N, 62 20 50.280W, its easternmost point (B) at 16 56' 16.392N, 062 20' 12.228W, its southernmost point (C) at 16 55' 40.188N, 062 20 47.220W, and; its westernmost point (D) at 16 56' 00.926N, 62 21' 10.584W.
Activities permitted in the Redonda Ecosystem Reserve: Terrestrial  Essential monitoring and biosecurity by permitted individuals  Essential restoration and management by permitted individuals  Limited scientific and nature tourism by permitted individuals  Monitoring of volcanic activity of the Lesser Antilles by permitted individuals  Commercial filmmaking and photography by permitted individuals upon payment of fee  Scientific research by permitted individuals  Non-damaging activities by permitted individuals Marine (beyond the boundaries of the Replenishment Zone)  Fishing in accordance with the Fisheries Act, CAP its amendments and regulations  Diving  Scientific research by permitted individuals Activities prohibited in the Redonda Ecosystem Reserve: Terrestrial  Construction of boat landing facilities  Permanent construction or landscape modifications unless deemed necessary by the Department of Environment  Collection/removal of plant, animal or mineral materials without permission  Hunting, trapping or killing of plants or animals without permission    Removal of historic and archaeological artefacts  Disposal of packaging, solid and liquid organic waste  Disposal of liquid and human waste Importation of soil or other organic matter Importation of plant or animal material without permission Marine (within the boundaries of the Replenishment Zone)  Accessing the island of Redonda  Extractive activities (mining, dredging, all fishing, collecting of resources) 19 No.
59 THE ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA OFFICIAL GAZETTE October 27th, 2022 Marine (beyond the boundaries of the Replenishment Zone)  Harvesting of all species of Parrotfish found therein  Removal of historic and archaeological artefacts  Disposal of packaging, solid and liquid organic waste  Disposal of liquid and human waste  Extractive activities including but not limited to all forms of mining or dredging Note This notice supersedes any prior notice of declaration that appeared in the Gazette on August 25 th 2022 and September 1st 2022.
Submissions Submissions on the information outlined in this notice may be made by any person, in writing, and sent to the below address on or before the 21st day of November 2022.: Director Department of Environment Ministry of Health, Wellness and the Environment Victoria Park Botanical Gardens Factory Road P.O.

Box W693 St. John’s Antigua doe@ab.gov.ag antiguaenvironmentdivision@gmail.com 20