Yardies a home and a farrin (Part 21)

[Tosh Love 77]

Hi Ells! Hi Mrs. Thompson! What are you doing on here this late? I am wayyyy ahead of most and full of rum punch, waiting on hubby to finish come up (from the man cave) for date nite....my movie choice is Ice Age 3.

Girl, i polished off a pint of apricot brandy and gave steve one hell of a show/sexy party... he is still sleep

Go on with your fast self

[MRStee 19]

Good Afternoon Ladies, I just got in from Church! I have to tell you that VJ's Yardies thread is addictive!

I am SOOOO excited for all of you who are getting married, planning foryour men to come home with you, and going to the interviews soon.

I havent even mailed my application in yet, I have gotten it all in order and I will sending it soon. I think I will have someone else just to look over it before I mail it though....Can't wait to be with my Sweetie soon, I am visiting JA 12/28 -01/07 but the hardest part is the day I leave. I will be glad when it is his turn to get on the plane and fly here to ME!!!!

i know how that is .... i was on here about a month before i actually sent everything off... it was exciting watching everyone else get through .. i cant believe now its me palnning for my mans arrival ..and this wedsite and the ladies on here are great support...

I had already file my paperwork. I came on here while waitin on our NO2A! Such good advice on this site, especially the Yardie sistas!

Hi Ells! Hi Mrs. Thompson! What are you doing on here this late? I am wayyyy ahead of most and full of rum punch, waiting on hubby to finish come up (from the man cave) for date nite....my movie choice is Ice Age 3.

Girl, i polished off a pint of apricot brandy and gave steve one hell of a show/sexy party... he is still sleep

Go on with your fast self

Lol! I had fun... Moves I didn't even know I had

[My4rmylife 0]

hey shaunsgal how are you

[sus 70]

Prime Minister Bruce Golding told Parliament on Tuesday that DNA legislation would pave the way for mandatory registration of a father's name on a new-born child's birth certificate. The draft for the DNA legislation is complete and on its way to Cabinet for review.

The prime minister was responding to a question in Parliament from the Member for Central Kingston, Reverend Ronald Thwaites, on when the change in the regulations that would compel the naming of fathers would start.

drafting

"Work is proceeding on the drafting of the appropriate legislation. It has taken some time to examine carefully certain legal issues that arise from the drafting instructions. In addition, adequate provisions will have to be made for persons named as fathers, who deny the assertion, to be able to challenge such an assertion and for it to be determined by scientific evidence. The only conclusive means of doing so is by way of DNA testing. The legislation is, therefore, contingent on other legislation to regulate the taking of DNA samples and their admissibility. In that regard, a draft bill to provide for the collection and use of DNA data - this was completed by the Chief Parliamentary Counsel on the 16th of November and will shortly to be submitted to the Cabinet - submissions will have to be made for instances where it is not possible for the father to be identified. The defect which the legislation will seek to correct is the situation where the purported father is properly identified but withholds the currently required consent for his name to be recorded."

The prime minister also said that when the regulations were in place, the father would be notified that he had been named as a father and he would have 30 days to appeal.

"At the time of registration, the mother would be required to state the name of the father. That person will be given an opportunity to challenge that assertion and the ultimate challenge of that assertion will have to be the way of a DNA test."

The DNA law will address the handling of DNA evidence so that it is admissible in court for not only paternity matters, but also criminal cases.

I see all kinds of issues with this - how are they going to ensure the father received notification??????????

[charandivan 0]

OK LADIES I HAVE A QUESTION THIS IS MORE TO SET MY MOMS MIND AT EASE... THOSE OF YOU WHOSE FIANCES HAVE ARRIVED YOU ALL PURCHASED ONE WAY TICKETS CORRECT? ( SOMEONE AT MY MOMS JOB TOLD HER OTHERWISE AND OF COURSE IT WORRIED HER)...

Yes, we purchased a one-way flight.

[MsSheka 0]

Hey Yardies

[MRStee 19]

Prime Minister Bruce Golding told Parliament on Tuesday that DNA legislation would pave the way for mandatory registration of a father's name on a new-born child's birth certificate. The draft for the DNA legislation is complete and on its way to Cabinet for review.

The prime minister was responding to a question in Parliament from the Member for Central Kingston, Reverend Ronald Thwaites, on when the change in the regulations that would compel the naming of fathers would start.

drafting

"Work is proceeding on the drafting of the appropriate legislation. It has taken some time to examine carefully certain legal issues that arise from the drafting instructions. In addition, adequate provisions will have to be made for persons named as fathers, who deny the assertion, to be able to challenge such an assertion and for it to be determined by scientific evidence. The only conclusive means of doing so is by way of DNA testing. The legislation is, therefore, contingent on other legislation to regulate the taking of DNA samples and their admissibility. In that regard, a draft bill to provide for the collection and use of DNA data - this was completed by the Chief Parliamentary Counsel on the 16th of November and will shortly to be submitted to the Cabinet - submissions will have to be made for instances where it is not possible for the father to be identified. The defect which the legislation will seek to correct is the situation where the purported father is properly identified but withholds the currently required consent for his name to be recorded."

The prime minister also said that when the regulations were in place, the father would be notified that he had been named as a father and he would have 30 days to appeal.

"At the time of registration, the mother would be required to state the name of the father. That person will be given an opportunity to challenge that assertion and the ultimate challenge of that assertion will have to be the way of a DNA test."

The DNA law will address the handling of DNA evidence so that it is admissible in court for not only paternity matters, but also criminal cases.

I see all kinds of issues with this - how are they going to ensure the father received notification??????????

I see it too!

[JAPrincess 27]

Evening Yardies

Yes, I am up late

I have to write a letter to the consular stating why I am unable to attend the interview (due to the late stage of my pregnancy) and I am unsure how to word it.

Any suggestions on what to say, from those who were unable to attend their fiance's interview?

[MRStee 19]

Evening Yardies

Yes, I am up late

I have to write a letter to the consular stating why I am unable to attend the interview (due to the late stage of my pregnancy) and I am unsure how to word it.

Any suggestions on what to say, from those who were unable to attend their fiance's interview?

I sent you a PM. Good luck sweetie!

[MRStee 19]

Good morning yardies, headed for work, likkle more!

[Dan-Dan 1]

Good Morning Yardies!!!

[sus 70]

Morning all -

Princess, I would ask your doctor to write a note and include it with your letter -

[My4rmylife 0]

good morning ,,, i hope everyone has a great day.... jap i agree with sus have the doctor include a note...

[DedicatedWife 4]

Good morning Yardies! I hope that everyone had a wonderful weekend!

Good Morning Yardies!!!

Dan-Dan, I see that you have a trip to JA coming up to visit your Sweetie! I can imagine you're counting down the days!!!

Prime Minister Bruce Golding told Parliament on Tuesday that DNA legislation would pave the way for mandatory registration of a father's name on a new-born child's birth certificate. The draft for the DNA legislation is complete and on its way to Cabinet for review.

The prime minister was responding to a question in Parliament from the Member for Central Kingston, Reverend Ronald Thwaites, on when the change in the regulations that would compel the naming of fathers would start.

drafting

"Work is proceeding on the drafting of the appropriate legislation. It has taken some time to examine carefully certain legal issues that arise from the drafting instructions. In addition, adequate provisions will have to be made for persons named as fathers, who deny the assertion, to be able to challenge such an assertion and for it to be determined by scientific evidence. The only conclusive means of doing so is by way of DNA testing. The legislation is, therefore, contingent on other legislation to regulate the taking of DNA samples and their admissibility. In that regard, a draft bill to provide for the collection and use of DNA data - this was completed by the Chief Parliamentary Counsel on the 16th of November and will shortly to be submitted to the Cabinet - submissions will have to be made for instances where it is not possible for the father to be identified. The defect which the legislation will seek to correct is the situation where the purported father is properly identified but withholds the currently required consent for his name to be recorded."

The prime minister also said that when the regulations were in place, the father would be notified that he had been named as a father and he would have 30 days to appeal.

"At the time of registration, the mother would be required to state the name of the father. That person will be given an opportunity to challenge that assertion and the ultimate challenge of that assertion will have to be the way of a DNA test."

The DNA law will address the handling of DNA evidence so that it is admissible in court for not only paternity matters, but also criminal cases.

I see all kinds of issues with this - how are they going to ensure the father received notification??????????

Lawd have mercy....I can already see this being a H.A.M!!! (Hot A* Mess!!!)

[MRStee 19]

Good luck to MoMo and Acory on their interview tomorrow. Can't remember if Spanglas changed her date but it says the 14th on here so good luck to her and Dane. Good luck to Carmel who has her interview on the 19th! Sending positive vibes!