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Accountant General to be relocated by end of April
<p><span>President of the Jamaica Manufacturers&rsquo; Association (JMA), Metry Seaga,&nbsp;addresses a&nbsp;press conference at the JMA headquarters on Duke Street, downtown Kingston,&nbsp;on February 15. (Photo: JIS) </span></p>
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March 27, 2017

Accountant General to be relocated by end of April

KINGSTON, Jamaica (JIS) — The Accountant General’s Department (AGD) is to be relocated to the Oceana Building in downtown Kingston by the end of April.

Accountant General, Carlene Murdock, made the disclosure at a JIS Think Tank on Friday.

She said the move is necessary, as the existing location at Public Building West, downtown Kingston, is no longer suitable for the expanding role of the Department.

“Where we are now, we don’t have the infrastructure necessary to move us to where we want to get to as a modernised Department. The new location offers a better … environment, and so the staff is more motivated to execute their responsibilities and to make a difference to this country,” she pointed out.

A unit of the AGD has already been relocated to a completed section at the Oceana Building, while work continues to get the other areas ready to accommodate the Department.

Murdock said that the changes have not affected services to pensioners or other clients.

She informed that the systems and services are being tested in order to ensure that there will be no hiccups when the AGD completes its move.

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