Cabinet Minister, Daryl Vaz, says the National Reconstruction and Resilience Authority, NaRRA, would do well to engage the finest public relations machinery as it readies itself to roll out operations on November 1.
Vaz was speaking Thursday night at the Jamaica Labour Party’s Truth Matters public discussion at The Queen’s School in St. Andrew.
The government has been facing a wave of outrage over the $40 million salary of CEO, Major General Antony Anderson and the nearly $10 million monthly rent for operational space at the Digicel building in downtown Kingston.
The government has since announced that it will revise the lease agreement.
Vaz says the Opposition is guilty of politicising the agency tasked with driving the post-Hurricane Melissa restoration.
Daryl Vaz, Cabinet Minister.
