Members of the Joint Select Committee say they are pleased with the progress of the Sexual Harassment Bill following presentations by the members of the public on Thursday, June 18.
The members debated concerns about workplace policies and procedures, the statute of limitations, false complaints, and a possible sex registry to strengthen the drafted legislation.
The bill, the first of its kind in Jamaica is expected to prevent sexual harassment and protect victims of harassment.
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