PNP candidates in St Ann refuse to sign political code of conduct
Member of Parliament Dr Dayton Campbell
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November 21, 2016

PNP candidates in St Ann refuse to sign political code of conduct

ST ANN, Jamaica — Candidates of the People’s National Party walked out of the signing of the political code of conduct in St Ann a short while ago, refusing to sign.

The councillors expressed anger at money allocated to carry out bushing across the country at this time.

The signing got off to a rocky start this morning after candidates from both political parties and their supporters loudly expressed their grouse with each other.

After reaching a calm state, the ceremony started but, PNP candidates supported by Member of Parliament Dr Dayton Campbell walked out when the signing of the documents started.

More details later.

Renae Dixon

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