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Jamaica Parliament 2026 Begins: Motions Explained | Full Round-Up

Parliament is officially back in session for 2026, and this first sitting set the tone for the year ahead. In this Parliament Round-Up, we break down the major highlights from January 13, 2026, with a strong focus on motions—what they are, why they matter, and how they shape decision-making inside Jamaica’s Parliament. This week’s sitting featured: Natalie Neita Garvey opening debate on a motion addressing road access and over-bushing Mark Golding adding national context and accountability to the discussion Everald Warmington taking the floor to address all seven motions before the House We also explain: What a motion is in Jamaican parliamentary procedure How motions are introduced, debated, and decided Why this opening session signals an active and consequential 2026 parliamentary year 📌 Clips featured in this video: Natalie Neita Garvey | Mark Golding | Everald Warmington If you value truth, context, and opposition voices that don’t bow to pressure or get silenced, you’re in the right place. 👉🏽 Like 👉🏽 Share 👉🏽 Subscribe Stay tuned for next week’s Parliament Round-Up. This is Michy Dex Commentary. Walk good, Jamaica 🇯🇲 #JamaicaParliament #ParliamentRoundUp #JamaicaPolitics #MotionsInParliament #MichyDexCommentary #MarkGolding #NatalieNeitaGarvey #EveraldWarmington #OppositionVoices #GordonHouse #JamaicaNews #PoliticalAnalysis #CaribbeanPolitics