Mark Golding 2024 Statutory Declarations Not Certified By Integrity Commission?

Press Release From Young Jamaica - June 4, 2026

Young Jamaica, the youth arm of the governing Jamaica Labour Party (JLP), is calling on Opposition Leader and President of the People's National Party (PNP), Mark Golding, to provide the Jamaican people with a full and transparent explanation regarding the status of his 2024 Statutory Declaration, which, to date, has not been certified by the Integrity Commission.

In April of this year, when questioned during a media briefing about the absence of certification, Golding blamed alleged "staffing issues" at the Integrity Commission for the Commission not publishing certification of his 2024 statutory declarations. Young Jamaica finds this explanation unsatisfactory and insufficient to account for the prolonged delay in the certification process.

Young Jamaica rejects that explanation for the two-year delay proffered by Golding as implausible and fanciful. The Integrity Commission is mandated by law to publish notices confirming the certification of the Statutory Declarations submitted by both the Prime Minister and the Leader of the Opposition.

It is a matter of public record that Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has challenged aspects of the Integrity Commission's handling of his Statutory Declarations through the Courts. That matter remains before the judiciary and is therefore subject to the sub judice principle.

However, no such legal proceedings have been cited by Golding as an explanation for the outstanding certification of his declarations. Accordingly, Young Jamaica reiterates its call for Golding to provide a full account of the circumstances surrounding this matter and to address the concerns that have arisen in the interest of transparency and public accountability.

Editor's Note

I am still of the opinion that the Integrity Commission (IC) is a bureaucratic organization for some Jamaicans to earn a good salary. I would like to know how much it costs annually to have the Integrity Commission and how much it has saved Jamaica so far. We have enough institutions that can investigate and bring charges if a political leader or anyone is corrupt. The IC's main function seems to be to create fodder for political controversy.

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Jamaica Ex- Police Association of South Florida (USA) Supports Jamaica

On Friday, May 21, 2026, members of the Jamaica Ex-Police Association of South Florida (JEPA) completed several charity projects in the Parish of St. Elizabeth. 

JEPA members, with their president, Sheryl Marsh, and former presidents Avis Jarrett-Miller, Roy Bennett, and Malachi Smith, along with other members of the 34-year-old South Florida-based organization, visited the Black River Police Station, the Police Convalescence Home in Black River, and Peacock Heights, New Town, and Black River. JEPA awarded two of our three Jamaican scholarships and presented gifts to the Black River Police, the Convalescence Home, and hurricane supplies, including tarpaulins, hammers, nails, paint brushes, corking materials, screwdrivers, clothing, and other gifts to families in Peacock Heights, New Town, and Black River. Members also paid a special visit to a female ex-police officer, who is a major social media influencer but is now admitted to the Black River Hospital with a major illness.

The group participated in Labour Day projects in Bog Walk and at the May Pen Police Station. 

On Tuesday, May 27, the group hosted its Adopt a Basic School for a Day Project at the Burnt Savannah Basic School. The following day, the group concluded its mission at the Strawberry District in Westmoreland. The third scholarship was awarded there.

Members of the Jamaica Ex-Police Association of South Florida making presentation of a printer and ink cartridge to DSP Brown of the St. Elizabeth Police Division

JEPA members: L-R: Leon McIntyre, Roy Bennett, Avis Jarrett-Miller, Fitzroy Barnes,  Orville Forrester, DSP Brown and Malachi Smith

JEPA''s Secretary Avis Jarrett-Miller presenting a scholarship to student Raheem Davis

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Bog Walk Gorge Now Open

SSP Hopeton Nicholson

The following is an Update From SSP Hopeton Nicholson

The Bog Walk Gorge is now open for vehicular traffic.

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Emergency Report From SSP Hopeton Nicholson

SSP Hopeton Nicholson

The following is an Emergency Report From SSP Hopeton Nicholson

Good afternoon, please note that the Flat Bridge is presently impassable. A tractor-trailer overturned on the Flat Bridge.

Motorists are encouraged to use the alternative routes via Sligoville, Barry, or the toll road.

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Customer Service In Jamaica - Urgent Surgery Needed!

Contributer

Back on the flow line after speaking to a customer care lady in South Africa. We had a great chat; it was the best customer care I have ever received. All the way in South Africa, not even in the Caribbean region. This is saying something. 

"Unnu nuh know nutten bout customer or caring fi custama dem".

Or let's say it sour like Lime.  Now Flow wants to make it sweet like sugar without tax. What an indictment of our population. 

Jamaica needs urgent surgical attention for healing Customer Care Cancer (CCC) in Jamaica. Not only in Tourism but all industries and sectors. How about Flow having a special package for the aged, old, loyal customers over 60/65 retirees?

Stop ignoring those grandfathers and mothers from the days of original Cable and Wireless. Special discounts for the loyal senior citizens in Jamaica. 50% off and 10% GCT; discuss with the Minister of Finance for GCT approval.

Start discussions 

"NO GCT".

Again, thanks to Flow South Africa customer care personnel.

Michael Spence

Challenges As Usual On Out Roads

When it is not the potholes and general road conditions, it is the behaviour of other motorists that makes it difficult to traverse our roadways. I just received a report that the two tag lanes at the Portmore Toll are not working.

This situation is creating havoc at a time when the traffic is heavy on the toll road. Is it that we do not have competent people to fix the problem?

Information should be shared with the public so that drivers are prepared to pay by cash.

Bark Di Trute made contact with the Toll Authority and was informed that the tag lanes are now working.

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Scotia ABMs A Pain...

The following is a message from a Scotia Bank Customer:

Good morning, Sir Vernon. It is in the Savanna-La-Mar area. I went inside the branch and even the teller was stunned by the question. I asked; she said sometimes they have up line up all who are doing deposit inside the bank and let them go because the machine are just not working.

She told that the machines are going to be fixed or maybe changed. I would rather Scotia Bank get rid of those and bring machines that will not spit out your card or your money. Simply as that! Thanks again Sir Vernon. Highly appreciated!

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