Cabinet Approves Merger of LAMP And NLA
By: , February 3, 2017The Key Point:
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- “This is in accordance with the original recommendations contained in the Public Sector Rationalisation Plan,” he explained.
- This brings together the core land information functions of Government under one roof, and includes: Land Titles; Surveys & Mapping; Land Valuation and Estate (Crown Land) Management.
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Cabinet has given approval for the merger of the Land Administration and Management Programme (LAMP) and the National Land Agency (NLA).
This was disclosed by Minister of Education, Youth and Information, Senator Hon. Ruel Reid, at the recent post-Cabinet press briefing at Jamaica House.
“This is in accordance with the original recommendations contained in the Public Sector Rationalisation Plan,” he explained.
The Minister further noted that Cabinet also approved the extension of the tenure of the LAMP beyond April 2017 for the period necessary to effect the merger.
The LAMP is a Government initiative to help all owners of land in Jamaica obtain Certificates of Title for their land and to update the information on existing land titles.
This brings together the core land information functions of Government under one roof, and includes: Land Titles; Surveys & Mapping; Land Valuation and Estate (Crown Land) Management.