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British High Commissioner to Jamaica, Alicia Herbert, is among those welcoming the decision by the Privy Council to waive fees for litigants and legal teams appearing before the UK-based court.
The High Commissioner’s comments follow the announcement of the new arrangement, which has been seen as a positive development for Jamaicans and other Commonwealth citizens whose matters come before the Privy Council.
“I warmly welcome the announcement of a free, streamlined process for visa applications for litigants and legal teams appearing before the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council. It is a positive step and responds to longstanding concerns raised by Jamaicans. I look forward to working with all relevant stakeholders to support its smooth implementation. This further reflects our shared commitment to supporting meaningful access to justice,” High Commissioner Herbert said.
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