Claim register
Factual claims with visible status and caveats
36 seeded claims preserve source relationships and distinguish confirmation from records not located.
Governor-General Patrick L Allen assented to the Act on 20 May 2026
OPM public announcement followed on 27 May
The Act requires a separate ministerial Gazette notice to come into operation
A public copy of the notice was not located
NaRRA is a body corporate led day to day by a CEO
The Act creates no governing board for NaRRA
JAMRROC is a separate non-statutory proposal
Antony Anderson was appointed CEO effective 1 June 2026
The Prime Minister appoints the CEO in writing
The final Act contains no fixed five-year sunset date
Earlier political announcement described a five-year renewable body
Cabinet must issue the official approved-project and designated-investment list
No public copy located by cut-off
NaRRA programmes and plans for approved reconstruction projects require prior Cabinet approval
NaRRA must consult people affected or likely to be affected while developing and monitoring projects
The Act does not prescribe a detailed consultation procedure
NaRRA must maintain an electronic register available for public inspection
No public register located by cut-off
The statutory minimum register fields do not expressly include cost contractor funding source or delivery dates
Additional fields can be prescribed by regulation
NaRRA can issue written process directives to approving entities
Power applies to listed projects and designated strategic investments
The Minister can make a step-in order that operates as if issued by the original approving entity
Preconditions include non-compliance notice expert advice and representations
Section 26 disapplies specified Financial Administration and Audit Act PIMS provisions from covered projects
This was absent from the earlier revised-Bill copy
The NaRRA Act itself does not create the promised Public Procurement Act exemption
Government said a separate s3(3) order would be issued
A public copy of the promised procurement exemption order/final framework was not located
Absence from searched sources is not proof it does not exist
The Auditor-General may examine NaRRA accounts and records at all times
The CEO must submit six-month activity reports beginning after the appointed day
Due date cannot be calculated without confirmed commencement date
Corporate operating plans and estimates are due by 30 September each year
Unauthorised disclosure under s14 can attract up to J$1m or one year imprisonment
Disclosure allowed or required by any other law remains permitted
Professor Peter Blair Henry was announced as JAMRROC chair
Complete membership and terms were not located
JAMRROC is not established or mentioned by the NaRRA Act
Do not call it NaRRA's governing board
The enacted strategic-investment threshold is at least US$15m
Budget proposal used US$150m
The US$6.7bn announcement is a multi-source three-year envelope rather than one grant to NaRRA
Includes potential sovereign support and expected private investment
The IMF later approved about US$417.8m under the Rapid Financing Instrument
Converted amount may vary slightly by SDR exchange rate
The May 2026 US$200m catastrophe bond is future disaster protection not current reconstruction proceeds
US$8.8bn refers to direct physical damage from Melissa
It excludes wider economic losses
About US$12.2bn refers to damage losses and additional costs
Do not label the entire amount direct physical damage
A special Cabinet meeting on 19 June sought proposed projects for NaRRA's register
Supports the conclusion that the register was still being assembled
Anderson conducted preliminary engagement in Black River and Parottee on 16 July
Not evidence of final project approval or construction
No public NaRRA statutory register was located by 29 July 2026
Continue monitoring
No NaRRA procurement award was located by 29 July 2026
Continue GOJEP and Gazette monitoring
P515022 involves NaRRA and OPM and includes environmental social labour engagement and grievance commitments
These requirements are project-specific not automatically universal
The Act contains no express standalone compulsory land-acquisition power
Other agencies and laws can still enable acquisition or relocation