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Former Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Health Errol Greene and the Attorney General have been given the go-ahead by the Supreme Court to challenge a request from the Integrity Commission for the personnel files of eight current and former public officers as part of an investigation by the anti-corruption body into the Jamaica-Cuba Eye Care Programme.
The ruling was handed down yesterday by Justice Simone Wint Blair.
The Integrity Commission is seeking the files as part of a probe into alleged irregularities in the award and execution of contracts under the programme.
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