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<span style="font-weight: bold"> Confirmed : G2K backs Montaque for Deputy Chairman post ( RJR )...</span>
The young professional affiliate of the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP), Generation 2000 (G2K), has thrown its support behind yet another candidate who will contest the party's internal elections on December 5. The G2K is supporting Robert "Bobby" Montague, West St. Mary Member of Parliament and Junior Minister, who is vying for the post of Deputy Chairman.Delano Seiveright, G2K President, says the move follows consultations with the newly elected management committee and private discussions with Chapter executives and members.In a release G2K said Montague, 47, has developed political and management skills that represent the very acme of political organization and management in Jamaica."Bobby Montague has risen through the ranks of the party (and) his rise has been pretty meteoric. He has served the party well, he has served his country well as a minister and he has served the country very well internationally. In light of the fact that he has widespread appeal at all levels of the party, he is the right person for the Deputy Chairmanship position at this time," he said. The young labourites added his move up the ranks of the party from a councilor to a Junior Minister demonstrated his tenacity, hard work and commitment to public service.The G2K recently endorsed the candidacies of Daryl Vaz for General Secretary and Mike Henry for Chairman.On Saturday, it endorsed Senators Warren Newby and Ian Murray for tow of the four Deputy General Secretary posts and Gregory Mair for Deputy Treasurer.Endorsements not fueling any internal tension - Seiveright Meanwhile, the G2K said it is not concerned that publicly announcing its preferences for several posts in the JLP's upcoming internal election, is helping to brew more tension within the party.According to Mr. Seiveright, democracy is prevailing in the races so far."Truth be told, the party has been very quite, the races have been very professional so far. There's been one or two incidents that we would not want to remember but overall, the race has been very clean, very professional and the democratic process with in the Jamaica Labour Party is working very well at this point in time and G2K is very impressed by it and will learn a lot from it and we want to continue to contribute in whatever way we can," he declared.
<span style="font-weight: bold"> Confirmed : G2K backs Montaque for Deputy Chairman post ( RJR )...</span>
The young professional affiliate of the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP), Generation 2000 (G2K), has thrown its support behind yet another candidate who will contest the party's internal elections on December 5. The G2K is supporting Robert "Bobby" Montague, West St. Mary Member of Parliament and Junior Minister, who is vying for the post of Deputy Chairman.Delano Seiveright, G2K President, says the move follows consultations with the newly elected management committee and private discussions with Chapter executives and members.In a release G2K said Montague, 47, has developed political and management skills that represent the very acme of political organization and management in Jamaica."Bobby Montague has risen through the ranks of the party (and) his rise has been pretty meteoric. He has served the party well, he has served his country well as a minister and he has served the country very well internationally. In light of the fact that he has widespread appeal at all levels of the party, he is the right person for the Deputy Chairmanship position at this time," he said. The young labourites added his move up the ranks of the party from a councilor to a Junior Minister demonstrated his tenacity, hard work and commitment to public service.The G2K recently endorsed the candidacies of Daryl Vaz for General Secretary and Mike Henry for Chairman.On Saturday, it endorsed Senators Warren Newby and Ian Murray for tow of the four Deputy General Secretary posts and Gregory Mair for Deputy Treasurer.Endorsements not fueling any internal tension - Seiveright Meanwhile, the G2K said it is not concerned that publicly announcing its preferences for several posts in the JLP's upcoming internal election, is helping to brew more tension within the party.According to Mr. Seiveright, democracy is prevailing in the races so far."Truth be told, the party has been very quite, the races have been very professional so far. There's been one or two incidents that we would not want to remember but overall, the race has been very clean, very professional and the democratic process with in the Jamaica Labour Party is working very well at this point in time and G2K is very impressed by it and will learn a lot from it and we want to continue to contribute in whatever way we can," he declared.