Jamaica Constitutional Conference London 1962

Jamaica Constitutional Conference London 1962

Photograph shows Alexander Bustamante and Norman Manley sitting together around a table engaging in a conversation during the Jamaica Constitutional Conference held in London in 1962. They are both reading one of several documents placed on a table. A joint Jamaican Parliamentary delegation led by Mr. Norman Manley the Premier, conferred together to prepare the constitutional proposals they placed before Mr. Reginald Maulding, the British Colonial Secretary for the Constitutional Conference which was held on February 1, 1962 at Lancaster House in London. The Parliamentary delegation met at the conference room of the West India Committee in Norfolk Street London. Those who attended the conference were: Hon. Norman Manley - Premiere, Hon. Dr. Ivan Lloyd, Hon. Vernon Arnett, Hon. Florizel Glasspole, Mr. Donald Sangster - Deputy Leader of the Opposition (JLP), Mr. Robert Lightbourne, Mr. Clem Tavares, Mr. A.E.T Henry - Government Public Relations Officer, Hon. J. Leslie Cundall - Attorney General, Mr. G. Arthur Brown - Director of the Central Planning Unit, Hon. Egerton Richardson - Financial Secretary, Mr. Vincent McFarlane - Permanent Secretary in the Premiere's Office.

Jamaica - Politics and government; Bustamante, Sir Alexander; Manley, Norman; Constitutional history - Jamaica; Jamaica - Constitutional history

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