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ORDER OF BUSINESS OF THE HONOURABLE JAMAICA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 2011 PRAYERS CALL OF THE ROLL STATEMENTS BY MINISTERS ANNOUNCEMENTS BILLS BROUGHT FROM THE SENATE PETITIONS PAPERS REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES NOTICES OF MOTIONS GIVEN ORALLY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS (For answer on the 28th December, 2010 – Question No.

27) (For answer on the 1st February, 2011 – Question No.
29) MOTIONS THAT MAY BE MADE AT THE COMMENCEMENT OF PUBLIC BUSINESS REQUIRING NOTICE MOTIONS RELATING TO SITTINGS OF THE HOUSE MOTIONS FOR LEAVE TO INTRODUCE BILLS PRESENTATION OF BILLS WITHOUT LEAVE OF THE HOUSE FIRST OBTAINED PUBLIC BUSINESS PRESENTATION OF BILLS WITHOUT LEAVE OF THE HOUSE FIRST OBTAINED Page 2 of 16 GOVERNMENT BUSINESS Page 3 of 16 1.
The House to continue debate on the motion – BE IT RESOLVED that this Honourable House of Representatives approve the plans and programmes being pursued in the areas of production, commerce and infrastructure and further approve the policy projections as announced for the Financial Year 2010/2011.

Notice given on 21.4.2010 2.


The Prime Minister to move that the Bill entitled “AN ACT to Amend the Constitution of Jamaica to provide for a Charter of Fundamental Rights and Freedoms and for connected matters” be now read a third time.

(First available date for third reading, March 21, 2011) Notice of third reading given on 21.12.2010 3.

The Prime Minister to move that the Bill entitled “AN ACT to Amend the Constitution of Jamaica” be now read a third time.
(First available date for third reading March 21, 2011) Notice of third reading given on 21.12.2010 4.

The House to continue debate on the motion that the Bill entitled “AN ACT Further to Amend the Constitution of Jamaica to preclude appointment to the office of Prime Minister of a person who has previously held that office for a specified period” be now read a second time.

Notice of second reading given on 19.10.

2010 5.


The House to continue debate on the motion - BE IT RESOLVED that the Electoral Commission of Jamaica report to Parliament regarding Continuing Legal Reform dated October, 2010, which was laid on the Table of the House on the 7th day of December, 2010, be approved.

Notice given on 7.12.2010 6.


The Prime Minister to move that a Bill entitled “AN ACT to Encourage and Facilitate the Making by employees of specified disclosures of improper conduct in the public interest; to regulate the receiving, investigating or otherwise dealing with disclosures of improper conduct; to protect employees who make specified disclosures from being subjected to occupational detriment; and for related matters” be read a second time.

Notice of second reading given on 14.12.2010 7.


The House to continue debate on the motion - BE IT RESOLVED that the Report of the Joint Select Committee of Parliament which was set up to consider and report on the Report on the Review of Jamaica’s Defamation Law, which was laid on the Table of the House on the 21st day of December, 2010, be approved.

Notice given on 21.12.2010 PRIVATE MEMBERS’ MOTIONS NOTICE GIVEN ON TUESDAY, 16TH DECEMBER, 2008 Page 4 of 16 1.

Mr. Bunting –To move – [No.


1] BE IT RESOLVED that the Report of the Sessional Select Committee on Economy and Production on its deliberations on the Bauxite/Alumina Industry in Jamaica, which was laid on the Table of the House on the 16th day of December, 2008, be adopted.

NOTICE GIVEN ON WEDNESDAY, 10TH MARCH, 2010 2.

Mr. Pickersgill – To move – [No.


2] BE IT RESOLVED that the Report of the Sessional Select Committee on Infrastructure and Physical Development, which was laid on the Table of the House on the 10th day of March, 2010, be approved.

NOTICE GIVEN ON THURSDAY, 25TH MARCH, 2010 3.

Mr. Mair – To move – [No.
3] WHEREAS the Universal Declaration of Human Rights state that “The Family is the natural and fundamental group unit of society and is entitled to protection by society and the State”; AND WHEREAS the Jamaican family is presently struggling in an unfriendly and aggressive environment that is consistently weakening its standard and values: BE IT RESOLVED that this Honourable House urgently debate and agree on the reasons for the decay of our morals, values and family life and further propose remedial action, through legislation and/or institutional action, so as to reaffirm and consolidate the Jamaican family as a critical institution and strengthen the same so as to ensure that our children live in an environment that is conducive to forming citizens of good character, empowered with knowledge and who are consequently able to play a critical role in nation-building.
NOTICE GIVEN ON THURSDAY, 8TH APRIL, 2010 4.

Reverend Thwaites – To move – [No.

4] BE IT RESOLVED that this Honourable House debate the desirability and modalities of an extension of the National Insurance Scheme to provide a national health insurance scheme.

5.

Reverend Thwaites – To move – [No.

5] BE IT RESOLVED that this Honourable House review the implementation of the Education Transformation Plan and determine the financing needed to advance its objectives.

Reverend Thwaites – To move – 6.

[No.
6] Page 5 of 16 WHEREAS there are thousands of workers losing their jobs in Jamaica adding to the already high levels of the under-employed and the unemployed; AND WHEREAS given the fragility of traditional sources of foreign exchange earnings due largely to external conditions; AND WHEREAS the stimulation of local production for import substitution, local consumption and also export are essential to stimulate the Jamaican economy from recession to growth so as to provide employment to many; AND WHEREAS the productive use of land is the most practical and economical resource available to the nation; AND WHEREAS Government has indicated that an inventory of publicly-owned lands is being prepared; AND WHEREAS there are large tracts of unused arable land in private hands; AND WHEREAS rapid agricultural development especially of food supplies will ease the urban and inner-city crises: BE IT RESOLVED that this Honourable House urgently debate strategies for: 1.
Making unused land available to redundant workers.

2.

Encouraging the return to productive use of idle lands.

3.

4.

Setting production targets for all agricultural commodities and developing plans for inputs of technology, infrastructure and credit to support these targets.

Using all available channels to persuade Jamaicans that it is by the productive use of land and labour that our nation will prosper and the social fabric restored.

7.

Reverend Thwaites – To move – [No.
7] WHEREAS the Environmental Levy was intended for specific programmatic alleviation of the scourge of non-biodegradable materials; AND WHEREAS the Environmental Levy has been used as a subsidy for solid waste disposal; BE IT RESOLVED by this Honourable House that the subsidy obtained from the Environmental Levy be allocated solely for the original purpose, namely, for programmes which will reduce non-biodegradable material; AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that adequate separate budgetary allocations be made for solid waste disposal.
Reverend Thwaites – To move – 8.

[No.

8] Page 6 of 16 BE IT RESOLVED that as a matter of urgency this Honourable House debate the recommendations of the Strategic Review Study of the Jamaica Constabulary Force and consider the implementation of its conclusion.

NOTICE GIVEN ON TUESDAY, 13TH APRIL, 2010 9.

Reverend Thwaites – To move – [No.


9] BE IT RESOLVED that this Honourable House debate the modalities by which a contributory pension scheme for all public sector workers can be instituted to replace the non-contributory scheme which currently applies.

10.

Reverend Thwaites – To move – [No.


10] BE IT RESOLVED that the Government instruct the Petroleum Corporation of Jamaica to supply petroleum products directly to retailers without the intermediation of the petroleum marketing companies; AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the margins of the petroleum marketing companies be allocated to a special dedicated fund for the maintenance of the nation’s roads.

11.

Reverend Thwaites – To move – [No.


11] WHEREAS the fisher-folk of Rae Town in Central Kingston and the remainder of the more than 40,000 fisher-folk in Jamaica have been experiencing reduced cash intake and poor earnings due to the depletion of their catch: BE IT RRESOLVED that the Government seek funding and itself invest in a scientific study and implementation programme for increasing the stock of fish, lobster and conch in Jamaica’s coastal and territorial waters 12.
Reverend Thwaites – To move – [No.

12] BE IT RESOLVED that, in light of the Armadale Report, the findings of the United Nations Rapporteur on Torture and the events at the Horizon Remand Centre, this Honourable House debate the state of the island’s custodial institutions and practices with special attention to children in custody.

NOTICE GIVEN ON WEDNESDAY, 14TH APRIL, 2010 13.

The House to continue debate on the motion -- [No.


13] BE IT RESOLVED that every member of this Honourable House declare in this Chamber his or her citizenship or permanent residency in any country other than Jamaica; Page 7 of 16 AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that, as a matter of urgency, the Honourable House debate under what, if any, circumstances citizens with dual nationality ought to be excluded from parliamentary membership.

14.

Reverend Thwaites – To move – [No.
14] WHEREAS it is desirable to ensure accountability for the maintenance of public infrastructure: BE IT RESOLVED that the National Works Agency delineate clearly what roads and civil works fall under its jurisdiction; AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the National Works Agency, in respect of such roads and works, and the local authorities, in respect of all secondary, parochial and farm roads, be the only agencies entitled to carry out maintenance, improvements, additions and repair works and, more specifically; AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED sewage, telecommunications and other utilities have no authority to interfere with roads and works and are obliged to pay for the right to locate equipment on, in or under the public roadways.
the electricity, water, that 15.

Reverend Thwaites – To move – [No.

15] BE IT RESOLVED that the Government of Jamaica abolish the popularly described “Act Policy” for motor vehicle insurance.

16.

Reverend Thwaites – To move – [No.


16] BE IT RESOLVED that the Government urgently bring forward for debate a comprehensive reform policy for metropolitan transport such as to reduce financial haemorrhage by the Jamaica Urban Transit Company and to ensure proper capitalization of the corporation’s self-insurance scheme.

NOTICE GIVEN ON THURSDAY, 15TH APRIL, 2010 17.

Reverend Thwaites – To move – [No.


17] WHEREAS hundreds of Jamaicans are killed or suffer injury and economic loss each year as a result of road accidents; AND WHEREAS a heavy and unnecessary burden is placed on public expenditure; AND WHEREAS driver incompetence, indiscipline and incapacity and defective vehicles have been identified as major contributory causes to road accidents: BE IT RESOLVED that this Honourable House recommend to the Government: 1.
The need for a revised code and appropriate enforcing authority for driver education and testing.

2.

To improve the integrity of the prevailing system of vehicle inspection.

Page 8 of 16 3.

Consider amendments to the Road Traffic Act which: (a) would prescribe mandatory driver re-education for traffic offenders at the discretion of the court; (b) provides for the obligatory recertification of all holders of drivers’ licences at intervals of fifteen years after issue.
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that all of these measures be undertaken at the expense of applicants.

18.

Reverend Thwaites – To move – [No.

20] BE IT RESOLVED that this Honourable House review the policies governing the relationship between the Churches in Jamaica and the State with respect to the sponsoring and support of education with a view to advancing the involvement and in expanding educational opportunity and influence of improving quality.

religious organizations 19.


Reverend Thwaites – To move – [No.

21] BE IT RESOLVED that this Honourable House debate the adequacy of affordability of loan financing for students in the Jamaican tertiary education system.

20.

Reverend Thwaites – To move – [No.

22 BE IT RESOLVED that this Honourable House debate the cost of remediation in the public education system and treat with ways in which this can be reduced.

NOTICE GIVEN ON TUESDAY, 11TH MAY, 2010 21.

Reverend Thwaites – To move – [No.


23] BE IT RESOLVED that this Honourable House consider changes to the law and practice of probate and administration of estates with a view to simplifying the procedures, reducing costs and expediting the settlement of the estates of deceased person in Jamaica.

NOTICE GIVEN ON TUESDAY, 1ST JUNE, 2010 22.

Reverend Thwaites – To move – [No.


24] BE IT RESOLVED that this Honourable House debate the need and, if acknowledged, the modality of election campaign finance reform in Jamaica with a view to recommending legislation and regulation to effect same.

Reverend Thwaites – To move – 23.

[No.
25] Page 9 of 16 BE IT RESOLVED that the appointments of all of Jamaica’s Ambassadors and High Commissioners be subject to the approval of the House of Representatives and further that all public offices equivalent in rank or salary to that of a Permanent Secretary, the appointment to which are not provided for by any other legislation, be also subject to Parliamentary confirmation; and that the same process of confirmation should apply to the appointment of chairpersons of all public companies, statutory bodies and executive agencies.
NOTICE GIVEN ON TUESDAY, 8TH JUNE, 2010 24.

Mr. Mair – To move – [No.
26] WHEREAS in a landmark decision, the Supreme Court in April 2008, upheld by the Court of Appeal in February 2009, ruled that the then Member of Parliament for West Portland, who by his positive act of renewing, as an adult, his United States of America Passport, was in contravention of section 40 subsection 2 of the Constitution; AND WHEREAS, as a consequence of the same ruling, it was held that the said Member was disqualified to be elected to the House of Representatives and hence his nomination for the General Elections held on the 3rd of September, 2007, was declared null and void and of no legal effect; AND WHEREAS the Member of Parliament for South Central St. Catherine has publicly declared that she was born in the United States of America and holds a United States of America Passport; AND WHEREAS this Member publicly acknowledged in August 2009 that she still hold a United States of America Passport: BE IT RESOLVED that this Honourable House invite the Member of Parliament for South Central St. Catherine to renounce immediately her position as a Member of this Honourable House in accordance with the principle of law upheld by the ruling of the Court of Appeal.
NOTICE GIVEN ON TUESDAY, 27TH JULY, 2010 25.

Mr. Mair – To move – [No.

29] BE IT RESOLVED that the Report of the Standing Orders Committee of the House of Representatives on its deliberations on the review of the Standing Orders, which was laid on the Table of the House on the 27th day of July, 2010, be adopted.

26.

Mr. Pickersgill – To move – [No.


30] BE IT RESOLVED that the Report of the Sessional Select Committee on Infrastructure and Physical Development, which was laid on the Table of the House on the 27th day of July 2010, be adopted.

NOTICE GIVEN ON WEDNESDAY, 28TH JULY, 2010 27.

Dr. Phillips – To move – Page 10 of 16 [No.
31] WHEREAS many unresolved questions of public interest remain in relation to the request of the United States for the extradition of Mr. Christopher Coke that was received in August 2009; AND WHEREAS a United States firm Manatt Phelps and Phillips was engaged, purportedly by the Government of Jamaica, to lobby the United States Government with regard to the said extradition request; AND WHEREAS there are many unresolved questions of general public importance concerning the circumstances, terms and conditions of engagement and the role of the aforesaid firm with respect to the handling of the extradition matter; AND WHEREAS the apprehension and extradition of Mr. Coke necessitated the declaration of a State of Public Emergency and resulted in loss of life of at least 70 persons and extensive damage to the public property including armed attacks on Police facilities: BE IT RESOLVED that this Honourable House call upon the Government to immediately establish an Independent Commission of Enquiry to enquire into all the circumstances surrounding the extradition request and subsequent issues including the engagement of the lobby firm Manatt Phelps and Phillips and the deaths of Jamaican citizens that occurred as a consequence of the effort to arrest Mr. Coke.
28.

Mr. Jackson – To move – [No.
33] WHEREAS Jamaica imports hundreds of thousands of new and used motor vehicles annually to satisfy the transportation needs of the country; AND WHEREAS there have been reports of millions of motor vehicles being recalled because of manufacturers’ defects in the components and the assemblies; AND WHEREAS many of the reported defective models of motor vehicles may be supplied into Jamaica; AND WHEREAS there have been reports of some motor vehicles in Jamaica having manufacturers’ defects; AND WHEREAS reports from many jurisdictions have confirmed that the identified components and assemblies have caused deaths and serious injuries; AND WHEREAS many identified manufacturers’ defects have also resulted in significant repair costs to owners of these vehicles; AND WHEREAS the manufacturers’ defects have also caused unreasonable increased and undue operating expenses and inconveniences to motor vehicle owners and operators; AND WHEREAS such increased operating costs and inconveniences may be causing enormous economic toll on individuals and the country in increased purchases of expensive imported fuels and spare parts; Page 11 of 16 AND WHEREAS no motor vehicles have been reported recalled in Jamaica by any of the manufacturers: BE IT RESOLVED that this Honourable House require that the Government immediately take steps to determine the extent to which Jamaica has received motor vehicles with reported manufacturers’ defects within the last ten (10) years; AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Government take the necessary steps to ensure that no model motor vehicles be permitted for importation into Jamaica where the unavoidable supplies for their satisfactory operation is not available unless with the written approval of the first purchaser in the case of new vehicles and importers in the case of pre-owned vehicles; AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Government take steps to require all affected owners to be reasonably compensated and corrective repairs effected by the manufacturers through their designated agents in Jamaica.
29.

Reverend Thwaites – To move – [No.

34] WHEREAS the Chairman of the National Housing Trust recently told a Parliamentary Committee that his estimate of the nation’s housing deficit is in the region of 250,000 units; BE IT RESOLVED that this Honourable House debate the policies, the institution’s finances and methodology required to eliminate this shortfall.

30.

Reverend Thwaites – To move – [No.


35] BE IT RESOLVED that universal literacy ought to be defined by this Honourable House as the priority goal of the Jamaican education system and that the measures and resources required to achieve this ought to be a permanent item on the agenda of the Committee on Human Resources with quarterly progress reports provided to the House of Representatives.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a mechanism be found to include the Councils in the decision-making process as it relates to the roads, drains and bridges affected by the Parochial Revenue Fund and the Jamaica Development Infrastructure Programme.

NOTICE GIVEN ON TUESDAY, 12TH OCTOBER, 2010 31.

Reverend Thwaites – To move – [No.

38] BE IT RESOLVED that the National Insurance Scheme is underperforming and should be reformed and extended to provide a more adequate social security system for Jamaican workers.
NOTICE GIVEN ON TUESDAY, 19TH OCTOBER, 2010 32.

Mr. Mair – To move -- Page 12 of 16 [No.

39] BE IT RESOLVED that the Bill entitled “An Act to Repeal the Crime (Prevention of) Act” be now read a second time.

33.

Mr. Mair – To move – [No.

40] BE IT RESOLVED that the Bill entitled “An Act to Repeal the Flogging Regulations Act” be now read a second time.

NOTICE GIVEN ON TUESDAY, 23TH NOVEMBER 2010 34.

Dr. McNeill – To move – [No.


42] BE IT RESOLVED that the Report of the Public Administration and Appropriations Committee of the House of Representative and expenditure in respect of the Commission of Enquiry into the collapse of the Financial Sector, which was laid on the Table of the House on the 23rd day of November, 2010, be approved.

35.

Mr. Pickersgill – To move – [No.


43] BE IT RESOLVED that the Report of the Sessional Select Committee on Infrastructure and Physical Development, which was laid on the Table of the House on the 23rd day of November, 2010, be approved.

Page 13 of 16 REFERRED TO COMMITTEE 15.01.2008 1.
(i) Annual Report of the Political Ombudsman of Jamaica; (ii) (iii) (iv) Report of Investigation by the Office of the Contractor General into the procurement practices of the Jamaica Tourist Board; Report of Investigation by the Office of the Contractor General into the procurement practices of the University Hospital of the West Indies; Report of Investigation by the Office of the Contractor General into the procurement of fire-fighting vehicles and equipment for the Jamaica Fire Brigade; (v) Report of Investigation by the Office of the Contractor General into the Highway 2000 Concession and Administration Agreement; referred to Joint Select Committee for consideration and report.
22.01.2008 Recommendations of the Final Report of the Ministry of Health, Jamaica Abortion 2.

Policy Review Advisory Group, referred to Joint Select Committee for consideration and report.

26.2.2008 3.

Committee appointed to sit jointly with a similar committee from the Senate to consider and report on the operation of the Access to Information Act, 2002, relative to the review of the legislation, as provided for in the Act.

4.

Private Members’ Motion No.


11 regarding the need for a national nutrition policy and a review of the existing public school nutrition programme brought by the Member of Parliament for Kingston Central and approved by the House of Representatives on Tuesday, 26th February, 2008, referred to the Human Resources and Social Development Committee for consideration and report.

4.3.2008 5.

Private Members’ Motion No.


3 regarding the addition of the names of fathers on children’s birth certificates brought by the Member of Parliament for Central Kingston and approved by the House of Representatives on Tuesday, 4th March, 2008, referred to the Human Resources and Social Development Committee for consideration and report.

30.9.2008 6.

Private Members’ Motion No.


6 regarding the number of Jamaicans being killed or suffer injury and economic loss each year as a result of road accidents brought by the Member for Central Kingston and approved by the House of Representatives on Tuesday, 30th September, 2008, referred to the Infrastructure and Physical Development Committee for consideration and report.

Page 14 of 16 7.

Private Members’ Motion No.


1 of 2008, regarding whole scale depreciation of the housing stock in Central Kingston and similar locations of urban decay in many constituencies, brought by the Member of Parliament for Central Kingston and approved by the House of Representatives on Tuesday, 9th December, 2008, referred to the Infrastructure and Physical Development Committee for consideration and report.

23.6.2009 8.
23.6.2009 8.

Committee appointed to sit jointly with a similar committee from the Senate to consider and report on the “Special Report of Investigation conducted by the Office of the Contractor General into the Sale/Divestment of Air Jamaica Limited London Heathrow Slots to Virgin Atlantic Airways Limited; Addendum to the Special Report; Letters from the Office of the Contractor General dated April 6, 9 and 16, 2009, in support of the Special Report”.

22.9.2009 9.

Private Members’ Motion No.
37 of 2009, regarding a comprehensive review of the Trafficking in Persons Act, the Undesirable Publications (Prohibition and Importation) Act, the Obscene Publications (Suppression of) Act and the Child Care and Protection Act and any other legislation governing the subject in order to ensure that adequate enforcement mechanisms are in place to protect our society in general and our children in particular from easy access to all forms of production and distribution of pornography and sexual exploitation referred to the Human Resources and Social Development Committee for consideration and report.
20.10.2009 10.

A Bill entitled “AN ACT for the Incorporation of the Church of Haile Selassie1 and the Vesting of certain Property in the Body so Incorporated” referred to the Private Bills Committee for consideration and report.

11.

Private Members’ Motion No.


4, regarding training facilities for and certification of legal and medical students, brought by the Member of Parliament for Central Kingston, and approved by the House of Representatives on Tuesday, October 20, 2009, referred for consideration and report.

the Human Resources and Social Development Committee to 1.12.2009 12.

Private Members’ Motion No.


2 regarding measures to be taken to reduce the levels of murder in Jamaica brought by the Member of Parliament for St. Andrew South Eastern and approved by the House of Representatives on Tuesday, 1st December, 2009, referred to the Human and Social Development Committee of the House of Representatives for consideration and report.

16.2.2010 13.
16.2.2010 13.

A Bill entitled “AN ACT to Amend the Pentecostal Assemblies of the World of Jamaica (Incorporation and Vesting) Law” referred to the Private Bills Committee for consideration and report.

Page 15 of 16 24.2.2010 Private Members’ Motion No.

8 of 2010 regarding the pollution of the Kingston 14.

Harbour by plastic and other waste disposals referred to the Infrastructure and Physical Development Committee of the House of Representatives for consideration and report.

Private Members’ Motion No.


40 of 2010 regarding the adverse environmental 15. impact of the city’s dump at Riverton City on city dwellers referred to the Infrastructure and Physical Development Committee of for consideration and report.

the House of Representatives 9.3.2010 16.

Private Members’ Motion No.


24 of 2010 regarding the community of Caribbean Terrace brought by Member of Parliament for St. Catherine South Central, as amended, referred to the Infrastructure and Physical Development Committee of the House of Representatives for consideration and report.

Private Members’ Motion No.


17 of 2010 regarding the impact of natural disasters 17. on the eastern parishes of Portland and St. Thomas brought by Member of Parliament for Portland Eastern referred to the Infrastructure and Physical Development Committee of the House of Representatives for consideration and report.

10.3.2010 Private Members’ Motion No.


regarding widespread 18. commercialization which is taking place in sections of the corporate area zoned as residential communities brought by the Member of Parliament for St. Andrew East Central referred to the Infrastructure and Physical Development Committee of the House of Representatives for consideration and report.

46 of 2010 21.4.2010 The Special Audit Report, Petroleum Corporation of Jamaica and the Petroleum 19.
Corporation of Jamaica initiative to increase audit capacity for the internal auditors of the Ministry of Energy and Mining and auditors from the Auditor General Department of Jamaica, which was laid on the Table of the House on the 21st day of April, 2010, referred to the Public Accounts Committee of the House of Representatives for consideration and report.

9.10.2010 Exemption motion in respect of the member for St. Andrew East Rural referred to 20. the Ethics Committee for consideration and report.
7.12.2010 A Bill entitled “AN ACT for the Incorporation of the Lord’s Chapel of Jamaica and 21. the vesting of property in the body so incorporated.

Exemption motion in respect of the member for St. Andrew South Eastern referred 22. to the Ethics Committee for consideration and report.

Page 16 of 16 14.12.2010 23.


The Income Tax (Amalgamated Payroll Remittance) Regulations, 2010 under the Income Tax Act, which was laid on the Table of the House on the 14th day of December, 2010, referred to the Regulations Committee for consideration and report.

21.12.2010 24.

Green Paper No.


2 entitled the Establishment of an Environmental Regulatory Authority (ERA), which was laid on the Table of the House on the 21st day of December, 2010, referred to the Public Administration and Administrations Committee of the House of Representatives for consideration and report.

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