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Teaching, Judicial Service Commission members sworn in
Members of the Teaching and Judicial Service Commissions were sworn in yesterday
Members of the Teaching Service Commission. From left: Kamal Persaud, Allan Munroe, Maydha Persaud, Chandrawattie Ramson and Roopnarine Persaud with President Donald Ramotar (third from left)
at the Office of the President.
Justice Prem Persaud and Justice Lennox Perry were appointed to serve on the Judicial Service Commission. While Roopnarine Harripersaud, Kamal Persaud, Maydha Persaud, Chandrawattie Ramson and Allan Munroe were appointed to serve the Teaching Service Commission.
President Donald Ramotar offered his congratulations to the new members of both commissions, and expressed the hope that their members will do well in serving Guyanese.
“I understand that the absence of these commissions has caused some difficulty and inconvenience, so they are in place. I hope that, very quickly, the problems that have been brought to my attention will be solved. I hope the functioning of these two bodies will do very well in serving the people of our country”.
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