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On House Matters this week: House of Representatives approves extension of State of Emergency in St. James, Major Organised Crime and Anti-Corruption Agency (MOCA) Act passed.

Justice Minister gives update on West Kingston incursion compensation, Farming communities to get assistance with flood mitigation and Security Minister gives update on the state of public emergency in St. James.

On this week’s House Matters: National Security Minister provides update on police vehicle procurement and Prime Minister Andrew Holness shares details of JDF assistance to Dominica

Cockpit country declared a protected area and Prime Minister announces constituency improvement programme.

On this week’s edition of House Matters: Traffic Ticket Amnesty extended and Road maintenance act repealed.

On this week’s edition of House Matters: Prime Minister Andrew Holness pledges to ban corporal punishment and House passes Building Act.

Mount Salem Zone of Special operations to continue for another 60 days, infrastructural work coming for Denham Town and government considers extension of traffic ticket amnesty

On this week’s edition of House Matters: Debate continues on building act; and parliament passes bill to absolve national heroes from criminal liability.

Debate begins on bill to absolve national heroes from criminal liability and parliamentarians discuss building act

On this week’s edition of House Matters, debate begins on MOCA Bill and Health Minister provides update on HPV Vaccine programme for Grade seven girls

In House Matters this week, Jamaican troops in Dominica to support hurricane recovery, Prime Minister says women to be included in next intake of National Service Corps recruits and finance minister provides update on public sector reform initiatives.

Legislation to establish a national identification system gets the green light from the Lower House, government to begin work on additional space for the court of appeal and justice minister renews call for greater use of plea bargaining