GwGAdmin Opposition Leader Mark Golding has promised changes to the Integrity Commission Act, should his People’s National Party (PNP) for the next government of Jamaica.
Mr Golding, addressing Sunday’s Public Session of the PNP’s Annual Conference, was responding, in part, to last week’s apparent leak of portions of the Integrity Commission Report, allegedly relating to Prime Minister Andrew Holness’s statutory declarations.
“We will change the law so that all Integrity Commission reports must be published on Parliament’s website within 24 hours being sent to Parliament, and all Jamaicans can read the reports,” he promised.
That promise came in response to his complaint that the Report has not yet been tabled in Parliament, yet it has been “selectively leaked to JLP allied media houses.”
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