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Jamaica Labour Party (JLP)
St. Andrew Eastern
876-345-8746
Political career: She is currently serving her second term as a Member of Parliament for the constituency of St. Andrew Eastern (2016 to present). She also serves as Minister of Education, Youth and Information. On February 14, 2019 she was appointed Minister of Energy, Science and Technology. Prior to that she served as a Minister without portfolio in the Ministry of Finance and the Public Service. Prior to success at the polls Mrs. Williams served the Jamaica Labour Party as Deputy Spokesperson on Finance and as Caretaker for St. Andrew Eastern.
Profession: She is a chartered financial analyst and former director of Kingston Properties Limited. Between 2005 and 2007 she served as Chief Investment Officer for Jamaica Money Market Brokers. In 2004, Mrs. Williams consulted with the Financial Services Commission (FSC) in the area of Research and Policy. Prior to returning to Jamaica, Mrs. Williams was Senior Vice President at Putnam Investments, in Boston, a top-10-global mutual fund manager.
Education: MBA from the Wharton Business School at The University of Pennsylvania. Bachelors of Arts (cum laude) from Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts.
MPs score is not impacted by absence that is caused by illness or the need to attend to official Government business.
MPs score is not impacted by absence that is caused by illness or the need to attend to official Government business.
Please see: CDF Operational Procedures – October 2015
Note Policy Change: 2015/16 and beyond, meetings are required every other year (prior annually).
No CDF reports have been received to date
Please see: CDF Operational Procedures – October 2015
Note Policy Change: 2015/16 and beyond, meetings are required every other year (prior annually).
No CDF reports have been received to date
NOTE: The Integrity Commission reports on offences under the Act. The Tick/Check Mark indicates that an offence has occurred in that particular year. The X indicates that no offence occurred and the Parliamentarian is compliant.
Assessed under the then Parliament (Integrity of Members) Act, 1973. Repealed as of February 22, 2018
| 2016 | |
|---|---|
| Did not declare | |
| Declared late | |
| Reported to Parliamentary Leader | |
| Declaration not cleared | |
| Reported to Director of Public Prosecution (DPP) | |
| Fined in Resident Magistrate's Court | |
| 2017 | |
|---|---|
| Did not declare | |
| Declared late | |
| Reported to Parliamentary Leader | |
| Declaration not cleared | |
| Reported to Director of Public Prosecution (DPP) | |
| Fined in Resident Magistrate's Court | |
Based on the Integrity Commission's interpretation of "Part VII Privilege and Confidentiality, Clauses 55 and 56 of the Integrity Act", the public is no longer provided information on the breaches committed by Members of Parliament, nor information on any who is being investigated or prosecuted.
Assessed under the Integrity Commissions Act, 2017
| 2018 | |
|---|---|
| Did not declare | |
| Declared late | |
| Reported to Parliamentary Leader | |
| Declaration not cleared | |
| Reported to Director of Corruption Prosecution | |
| Fined for failure to report on time and/or provide information | |
| Fined for false statement or information | |
| Prosecuted by Director of Corruption Prosecution | |
| 2019 | |
|---|---|
| Did not declare | |
| Declared late | |
| Reported to Parliamentary Leader | |
| Declaration not cleared | |
| Reported to Director of Corruption Prosecution | |
| Fined for failure to report on time and/or provide information | |
| Fined for false statement or information | |
| Prosecuted by Director of Corruption Prosecution | |
NOTE: The Integrity Commission reports on offences under the Act. The Tick/Check Mark indicates that an offence has occurred in that particular year. The X indicates that no offence occurred and the Parliamentarian is compliant.
Assessed under the then Parliament (Integrity of Members) Act, 1973. Repealed as of February 22, 2018
Based on the Integrity Commission's interpretation of "Part VII Privilege and Confidentiality", Clause 56 of the Integrity Commission Act, 2017, the Annual Reports of the Integrity Commission no longer name nor identify any Parliamentarian that commits an offence (a breach) of the Act, neither will it name nor identify any Parliamentarian that is being further investigated or prosecuted for the offence(s) committed.
Assessed under the Integrity Commissions Act, 2017
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