Minister of Legal and Constitutional Affairs, Hon. Marlene Malahoo Forte, says the decisions of the Constitutional Reform Committee are made by consensus. “Every issue to be discussed is discussed widely,...

Minister of Legal and Constitutional Affairs, Hon. Marlene Malahoo Forte (centre), updates Jamaica’s Ambassador to the United States (US), Her Excellency Audrey P. Marks (third left) and members of the...

A permanent work-from-home framework has been developed for companies operating in special economic zones (SEZs). This forms part of the efforts of the Jamaica Special Economic Zone Authority (JSEZA) to...

A Secretariat, managed by the Ministry of Legal and Constitutional Affairs, has been established to provide technical guidance and support to the Constitutional Reform Committee (CRC). The officers of the...

Prime Minister, the Most Hon. Andrew Holness, addresses members of the newly appointed Constitutional Reform Committee (CRC) at the first meeting of the body held on Tuesday (March 22) at...

The Consumer Affairs Commission (CAC) is urging customers to ensure that contracts for products and services being obtained, especially with financial institutions, are fully understood before entering into any agreement....

Jamaica’s constitutional reform process is designed to be deliberately slow, to allow citizens time to think about the kind of changes they want. Minister of Legal and Constitutional Affairs, Hon....

One of the 13 provisions of the Constitution to be reviewed for Jamaica to become a Republic, will include the Commonwealth qualifications to sit in Parliament. Speaking at the recent...