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Disaster resilience efforts to be boosted; Firearm Licensing Authority to roll out enforcement drive; and Harbour Street in downtown Kingston to be reduced to single lane traffic.

Plastic Ban implementation on track, changes to be made to PEP exam and NSWMA pre-Christmas clean-up drive underway.

New grading structure to be used for PEP, Minimum Wage Act to be amended and CAC Urges consumers to be vigilant when shopping online.

Working group established to improve communication within CARICOM; Transport Ministry to launch free up the badge campaign; and early childhood institution practitioners exempt from paying some Government fees.

CARICOM to expand category of skilled workers, motorists welcome chesterfield drive extension road and Cabinet approves guidelines for sweetened beverages in schools.

Government launches new online support platform for victims of gender-based violence, Finance Ministry Partners with IMF to host macroeconomic framework skills workshop and Applications Open for Tourism Service Excellence Awards.

Electoral Commission working to make future elections more efficient, Jamaicans to benefit from training in Israel and Government launches public education campaign to address gender-based violence.

Government pledges to continue initiatives to protect children; Minister Vaz welcomes opening of Chesterfield drive extension road and Codes of Practice to protect persons with disabilities to be completed in the next financial year.

Prime Minister champions CSME at Heads of Government meeting; Ferris to Mack Field roadway 45 per cent complete; and government to remove tyres from Riverton Landfill.

Consumer affairs commission secures over 14 million dollars for aggrieved customers, Prime Minister calls for more action on climate change issues by G20 countries and Jamaica continues to see record tourism growth.

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