Opposition Leader Mark Golding says a future People’s National Party Government will restart the Constitutional reform process to include civil society

Opposition Leader Mark Golding says a future People’s National Party Government will restart the Constitutional reform process aimed at removing King Charles III as Jamaica’s Head of State and installing a Jamaican President.

He says the reform effort, initiated by the Jamaica Labour Party, contains elements worth keeping, but emphasises the need to restart the process to ensure greater involvement from civil society.

Mr. Golding described participatory democracy as a core value of the People’s National Party.

He stressed that the Party’s priority is full repatriation from the United Kingdom, which includes adopting the Caribbean Court of Justice in place of the UK Privy Council.

Golding was speaking at a parish meeting on Saturday in Chapelton Square, Clarendon.

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Two men killed in separate crashes St.Ann yesterday

Opposition Leader Mark Golding says a future People’s National Party Government will restart the Constitutional reform process aimed at removing King Charles III as Jamaica’s Head of State and installing a Jamaican President.

He says the reform effort, initiated by the Jamaica Labour Party, contains elements worth keeping, but emphasises the need to restart the process to ensure greater involvement from civil society.

Mr. Golding described participatory democracy as a core value of the People’s National Party.

He stressed that the Party’s priority is full repatriation from the United Kingdom, which includes adopting the Caribbean Court of Justice in place of the UK Privy Council.

Golding was speaking at a parish meeting on Saturday in Chapelton Square, Clarendon.

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4,000 St. Elizabeth farmers to benefit from Pedro Plains Irrigation Expansion Project

Opposition Leader Mark Golding says a future People’s National Party Government will restart the Constitutional reform process aimed at removing King Charles III as Jamaica’s Head of State and installing a Jamaican President.

He says the reform effort, initiated by the Jamaica Labour Party, contains elements worth keeping, but emphasises the need to restart the process to ensure greater involvement from civil society.

Mr. Golding described participatory democracy as a core value of the People’s National Party.

He stressed that the Party’s priority is full repatriation from the United Kingdom, which includes adopting the Caribbean Court of Justice in place of the UK Privy Council.

Golding was speaking at a parish meeting on Saturday in Chapelton Square, Clarendon.

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Persons occupying lands impacted by irrigation expansion project in Pedro Plains, St. Elizabeth to get titles free of cost

Opposition Leader Mark Golding says a future People’s National Party Government will restart the Constitutional reform process aimed at removing King Charles III as Jamaica’s Head of State and installing a Jamaican President.

He says the reform effort, initiated by the Jamaica Labour Party, contains elements worth keeping, but emphasises the need to restart the process to ensure greater involvement from civil society.

Mr. Golding described participatory democracy as a core value of the People’s National Party.

He stressed that the Party’s priority is full repatriation from the United Kingdom, which includes adopting the Caribbean Court of Justice in place of the UK Privy Council.

Golding was speaking at a parish meeting on Saturday in Chapelton Square, Clarendon.

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Manchester Police concerned about increase in rape cases

Opposition Leader Mark Golding says a future People’s National Party Government will restart the Constitutional reform process aimed at removing King Charles III as Jamaica’s Head of State and installing a Jamaican President.

He says the reform effort, initiated by the Jamaica Labour Party, contains elements worth keeping, but emphasises the need to restart the process to ensure greater involvement from civil society.

Mr. Golding described participatory democracy as a core value of the People’s National Party.

He stressed that the Party’s priority is full repatriation from the United Kingdom, which includes adopting the Caribbean Court of Justice in place of the UK Privy Council.

Golding was speaking at a parish meeting on Saturday in Chapelton Square, Clarendon.

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“No apology” – Bunting rejects calls from Gov’t to withdraw comments on Rural School Bus Programme

Opposition Leader Mark Golding says a future People’s National Party Government will restart the Constitutional reform process aimed at removing King Charles III as Jamaica’s Head of State and installing a Jamaican President.

He says the reform effort, initiated by the Jamaica Labour Party, contains elements worth keeping, but emphasises the need to restart the process to ensure greater involvement from civil society.

Mr. Golding described participatory democracy as a core value of the People’s National Party.

He stressed that the Party’s priority is full repatriation from the United Kingdom, which includes adopting the Caribbean Court of Justice in place of the UK Privy Council.

Golding was speaking at a parish meeting on Saturday in Chapelton Square, Clarendon.

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St. Ann police probing double murder, among murders at the weekend

Opposition Leader Mark Golding says a future People’s National Party Government will restart the Constitutional reform process aimed at removing King Charles III as Jamaica’s Head of State and installing a Jamaican President.

He says the reform effort, initiated by the Jamaica Labour Party, contains elements worth keeping, but emphasises the need to restart the process to ensure greater involvement from civil society.

Mr. Golding described participatory democracy as a core value of the People’s National Party.

He stressed that the Party’s priority is full repatriation from the United Kingdom, which includes adopting the Caribbean Court of Justice in place of the UK Privy Council.

Golding was speaking at a parish meeting on Saturday in Chapelton Square, Clarendon.

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UPDATE: Police identify 5 people killed in Trelawny crash this morning

Opposition Leader Mark Golding says a future People’s National Party Government will restart the Constitutional reform process aimed at removing King Charles III as Jamaica’s Head of State and installing a Jamaican President.

He says the reform effort, initiated by the Jamaica Labour Party, contains elements worth keeping, but emphasises the need to restart the process to ensure greater involvement from civil society.

Mr. Golding described participatory democracy as a core value of the People’s National Party.

He stressed that the Party’s priority is full repatriation from the United Kingdom, which includes adopting the Caribbean Court of Justice in place of the UK Privy Council.

Golding was speaking at a parish meeting on Saturday in Chapelton Square, Clarendon.

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Five killed in early-morning crash on North Coast Highway in Trelawny

Opposition Leader Mark Golding says a future People’s National Party Government will restart the Constitutional reform process aimed at removing King Charles III as Jamaica’s Head of State and installing a Jamaican President.

He says the reform effort, initiated by the Jamaica Labour Party, contains elements worth keeping, but emphasises the need to restart the process to ensure greater involvement from civil society.

Mr. Golding described participatory democracy as a core value of the People’s National Party.

He stressed that the Party’s priority is full repatriation from the United Kingdom, which includes adopting the Caribbean Court of Justice in place of the UK Privy Council.

Golding was speaking at a parish meeting on Saturday in Chapelton Square, Clarendon.

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Suspect in teen’s killing in St. Thomas, fatally shot by police

Opposition Leader Mark Golding says a future People’s National Party Government will restart the Constitutional reform process aimed at removing King Charles III as Jamaica’s Head of State and installing a Jamaican President.

He says the reform effort, initiated by the Jamaica Labour Party, contains elements worth keeping, but emphasises the need to restart the process to ensure greater involvement from civil society.

Mr. Golding described participatory democracy as a core value of the People’s National Party.

He stressed that the Party’s priority is full repatriation from the United Kingdom, which includes adopting the Caribbean Court of Justice in place of the UK Privy Council.

Golding was speaking at a parish meeting on Saturday in Chapelton Square, Clarendon.

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