Local News
09 May 2026
NaRRA Bill passed without amendment after marathon sitting of the Senate yesterday
This content originally appeared on Jamaica News.
The contested National Reconstruction Resilience Authority (NaRRA) Bill was passed without amendment after a marathon sitting of the Senate yesterday.
This, amidst concerns raised by the Opposition, the Church and civil society groups about proper oversight and accountability.
At 8:13 PM, after hours of deliberations and after several proposed amendments were shot down by Government Senators, House Clerk Colleen Lowe read the passed Bill.
The NaRRA Bill aims to establish a single central authority to lead, coordinate and speed up post-hurricane reconstruction efforts, particularly following the destruction caused by Hurricane Melissa last October.
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