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Members of Parliament are participating in the 2022/2023 State of the Constituency Debate touting their achievements while laying out their plans for further developing their constituencies.

Parliament pays tribute to Queen Elizabeth II, Government moving to have more persons trained in Restorative Justice and $200 million set aside for National Irish Potato and Onion programme.

The Joint Select Committee of Parliament considering the Tabaco Control Act 2020 reconvenes its meetings.

On this week's House Matters we highlight aspects of the presentation of Prime Minister Andrew Holness during a joint sitting of parliament to recognise Jamaica 60.

On this week’s House Matters, Government commits to resolving issues surrounding waste management; Parliament passes Transport Authority Amendment Act, and over 3 thousand persons hired during the recent cruise industry recruitment drive.

On this week’s House Matters,  Senate passes Net Billing Regulation and Zones of Special Operations extended.

On this week’s House Matters,  Over 3 thousand Jamaicans recruited to work in cruise industry; 2022 Census regulation and Order to be signed into law and Electricity Net Billing Regulations approved.

On this week’s House Matters, Government tables Disaster Risk Management Policy; Amended Transport Authority Act passed and Electricity Net Billing Regulations piloted in the House.

On this week’s House Matters, senate to begin review of amended road traffic act and regulations; Parliamentarians have until July 20 to submit requests to CDF for Independence Celebrations and Regulations for Hire Purchase Act amended.

On this week’s House Matters, State of Public Emergency in St Catherine coming to an end, Government reaches digital currency accounts target and House pays tribute to former member of parliament Francis Tulloch.

On this week’s House Matters, Lithium Batteries now exempt from GCT, and calls for united state response on violence following recent Clarendon killings.

On this week’s House Matters, Zones of Special operations across the island extended by 60 days, Jamaica on track to receive 3.2 stop over visitors for 2022 and new Investment fund to be established in Caribbean.