Gazette August 25, 2025 Part B & C VOL. CLX No. 85

NOTICE NO. 3 (third publication)
BARBADOS
SUPREME COURT OF BARBADOS

IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE
CLAIM NO. CIV 0352 of 2025
IN THE MATTER OF: The Land (Title Proceedings) Act, 2011 (section 3)
AND IN THE MATTER OF ALL THAT land situate at Jemmotts in the parish of Saint Lucy in Barbados containing by admeasurement 1005.4 square metres or thereabouts inclusive of 101.5 square metres in the area of a Road hereinafter mentioned ABUTTING AND BOUNDING on lands now or late of Pamela Mayers on lands now or late of Victor Hinds on other lands now or late of Winston O’Neale on the Public Road hereinbefore mentioned called or known as Jemmotts Road which leads in one direction to Highway C and in the other direction to Rock Hall or however else the same may abut and bound.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DECLARATION OF OWNERSHIP AND CERTIFICATE OF TITLE
TAKE NOTICE that CECILE ANTONIA O’NEALE-DORNE of Haggatt Hall in the parish of Saint Michael in Barbados duly qualiﬁed acting Executrix and as such the Personal Representative of the Estate of WINSTON WHITFORD O’NEALE also known as WINSTONE WHITFORD O’NEALE also known as WINSTONE O’NEALE, deceased has applied to the High Court for a declaration of her ownership as Executrix and Personal Representative and a Certiﬁcate of Title in respect of the land described above.
Any person having any adverse claim, lien or charge or right or interest against the said land should submit the claim duly authenticated on oath to the Registrar of the Supreme Court, Bridgetown, on or before the 16th day of September 2025.
Any other person who has any information relating to the ownership of the said land is invited to give such information in writing to the Registrar of the Supreme Court, Bridgetown, on or before the 16th day of September 2025.
Dated the 21st day of July 2025.
KEITH A E MAYERS QC
Attorney-at-Law for the Claimant,
whose place of business and address for service is:
“Emmanuel House”, Pinfold Street,
Bridgetown, Barbados BB11127.

August 25, 2025 OFFICIAL GAZETTE
NOTICE NO. 8 (second publication)
BARBADOS
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DECLARATION OF OWNERSHIP
AND CERTIFICATE OF TITLE IN RESPECT OF ALL THAT
352.8 square metres of land situate at Shot Hall Gap, Bay Street,
in the parish of Saint Michael in this Island

SUPREME COURT OF BARBADOS
IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE

CLAIM NO. LTP 110 of 2025

IN THE MATTER OF THE LAND (TITLE PROCEEDINGS) ACT, 2011 (Section 3)
AND IN THE MATTER OF ALL THAT LAND situate at Shot Hall Gap, Bay Street in the parish of Saint Michael in this Island containing by admeasurement 352.8 square metres or thereabouts as shown on a plan certiﬁed the 19th day of October 2021 by J. M. Peterkin, Land Surveyor Abutting and Bounding towards the North on lands now or late of Cara Enterprises Limited towards the East on lands now or late of Cara Enterprises Limited and portions of the road called or known as Shot Hall Gap towards the South on lands now or late of Carl Austin Ronald Atwell and towards the West on lands now or late of Westcamp Limited or however else the same may abut and bound together with the buildings and erections thereon.
TAKE NOTICE that WESTCAMP LIMITED a company incorporated and registered under the provisions of the Companies Act, Chapter 308 of the Laws of Barbados as Company No. 2911 having its registered address situate at Burkes Beach in the parish of Saint Michael in this Island has applied to the High Court of Barbados for a declaration of its ownership and a certiﬁcate of title in respect of the land described above.
Any person having any adverse claims, lien or charge or right or interests against the said land should submit the claim duly authenticated on oath to the Registrar of the Supreme Court, Bridgetown on or before the 29th day of September 2025 and immediately thereafter serve a true copy on the undersigned.
Any other person who has any information relating to the ownership of the said land is invited to give such information in writing to the Registrar of the Supreme Court, Bridgetown on or before 29th day of September 2025.
Dated the 6th day of August 2025.
CHRISTANSIA ATWELL
Attorney-at-Law for the Claimant
whose place of business and address for service is
Prospect Chambers “Summerland House”
Prospect, St. James.

OFFICIAL GAZETTE August 25, 2025

NOTICE NO. 1
BARBADOS

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE
High Court
In the Estate of
ROBERT CARLISLE QUINTYNE
also known as ROBERT QUINTYNE
Deceased
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that an application is being made for the following Grant of Probate namely:
Grant of PROBATE of the Will dated the 26th day of November, 2001 of ROBERT CARLISLE QUINTYNE also known as ROBERT QUINTYNE, deceased, late of Bethany, Philip Drive, Pine Gardens in the parish of Saint Michael in Barbados who died at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Martindales Road in the parish of Saint Michael in Barbados on the 14th day of April, 2025 by ELIZABETH RUTH CUPPLES, one of the Executors of the Estate of the deceased. Power being reserved to ROBERT STEPHEN QUINTYNE, the other Executor of the Estate of the deceased.
An application shall be submitted to the Supreme Court fourteen (14) days from the date of the publication of the Notice of application in the Oﬃ cial Gazette and from the date of the publication of the second Notice of advertisement.
Dated the 25th day of August 2025.
Printed and Published by
the Barbados Government Printing Department

25th August, 2025

AGREEMENT
between

BARBADOS
and

INTERNATIONAL BANK FOR RECONSTRUCTION AND
DEVELOPMENT, INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
ASSOCIATION, INTERNATIONAL FINANCE
CORPORATION, AND MULTILATERAL
INVESTMENT GUARANTEE AGENCY
REGARDING THE ESTABLISHMENT
AND OPERATION OF OFFICES
IN BARBADOS

AGREEMENT
between

BARBADOS
and

AGREEMENT BETWEEN BARBADOS AND INTERNATIONAL
BANK FOR RECONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT,
INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION,
INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CORPORATION, AND
MULTILATERAL INVESTMENT GUARANTEE
AGENCY REGARDING THE ESTABLISHMENT
AND OPERATION OF OFFICES IN BARBADOS

Preamble
Barbados, on the one side, and the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (“IBRD”), International Development Association (“IDA”), International Finance Corporation (“IFC”), and Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (“MIGA”) (each or collectively, the “World Bank Group Organization(s)”), on the other side;
HAVING REGARD to
(i)
the Articles of Agreement of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development of 27 December 1945, as amended eﬀective 27 June 2012 (in particular, Article VII on IBRD’s status, immunities and privileges);

(ii)
the Articles of Agreement of the International Development Association of 24 September 1960 (in particular, Article VIII on IDA’s status, immunities and privileges;

(iii) the Articles of Agreement of the International Finance Corporation of 20 July 1956, as amended eﬀ ective 16 April 2020 (in particular, Article VI on IFC’s status, immunities and privileges); and
(iv) the Convention Establishing the Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency of 12 April 1988, as amended eﬀective 14 November 2010 (in particular, Chapter VII on MIGA’s privileges and immunities);
(Together, “Legal Instruments Establishing the Organizations”); NOTING that the Legal Instruments Establishing the Organizations shall continue to govern and apply, and their operation shall not be curtailed in any way by this Agreement;
NOTING that the World Bank Group Organizations have established or may establish one or more oﬃces in Barbados; and
DESIRING to further deﬁne the status, privileges and immunities of such oﬃce or oﬃ ces in Barbados and to enable the World Bank Group Organizations to fulﬁll their purposes and functions in Barbados;
AGREE as follows:
Article I
Deﬁnitions
Section 1. Capitalized terms used in this Agreement have the meanings given to them in this Article I, unless the context requires otherwise.
Section 2. For the purpose of this Agreement:
(a)
“Archives” means the papers, ﬁles, documents, manuscripts, letters, reports, notes, correspondence, electronic documents and data, databases, books, photographs, ﬁlms, audio and video recordings, tapes, and registers belonging to or held, in whatever form or manner, by the World Bank Group Organizations, Oﬃce, or its Staﬀ, together with the ciphers and codes, card indexes, and any article of furniture intended for the protection or safekeeping of these archives;

(b)
“Head of Oﬃce” means the head of the Oﬃce for each of the World Bank Group Organizations in Barbados, regardless of the title accorded to such oﬃcials by the World Bank Group Organizations;

(c)
“Immediate Family” in this Agreement means a person who the World Bank Group Organization conﬁrms to the authorities is an immediate family member of a Staﬀ of the World Bank Group Organizations, as deﬁned in the Staﬀ Rules of the World Bank Group Organizations, as amended from time to time;

(d)
“Oﬃce” means the collective premises of the World Bank Group Organizations in Barbados. For the avoidance of doubt, the World Bank Group Organizations may have one or more premises in Barbados. Any premise used for meetings convened by a World Bank Group Organization shall be deemed temporarily to form part of the Oﬃce, and shall be entitled to the same treatment as provided in Article II below;

(e)
“Party” means the Government of Barbados or the World Bank Group Organizations, as the context requires; and “Parties” means, collectively, the Government of Barbados and the World Bank Group Organizations;

(f)
“Staﬀ of the World Bank Group Organizations” or “Staﬀ” means all staﬀ members who hold a letter of appointment under the staﬀ rules of the World Bank Group Organizations;

(g)
“Barbadian authorities” means such federal, state, municipal or other authorities in Barbados as may be appropriate in the context, and in accordance with the laws applicable in Barbados;

Article II
The Oﬃ ce
Section 1. The World Bank Group Organizations operate, or may operate, Oﬃces in Barbados. All Staﬀ of each of the World Bank Group Organizations serving with the Oﬃce shall be under the authority of their respective Head of Oﬃce.
Section 2. The Oﬃce shall be inviolable and shall be under the control and authority of the World Bank Group Organizations. Barbados shall ensure that the Oﬃce is not disturbed by persons not authorized by the Head of Oﬃ ce (or their representatives) to enter the premises, or by disturbance in its immediate vicinity. No Barbadian authorities, or any other person exercising any public authority within Barbados, may enter the Oﬃce to perform any duties except with the consent of, and under conditions approved by, the Head(s) of Oﬃce or their designee. However, in the event of ﬁre or other such emergency, such consent shall be deemed to have been given if immediate protective measures are necessary to prevent the loss of life or property and timely consent cannot be otherwise obtained. Barbados shall take all appropriate measures to ensure that the Oﬃce is supplied with the necessary public services on terms not less favorable than those accorded to similar oﬃces of other international organizations or diplomatic missions in Barbados.
Section 3. If requested, the authorities of Barbados will assist the World Bank Group Organizations in ﬁnding suitable oﬃce space for the Oﬃ ce in Barbados.

Article III
Certain Immunities of the World Bank Group Organizations
Section 1. Barbados will accord to the World Bank Group Organizations, aligned with, and in addition to, the privileges, immunities and exemptions provided for in the Legal Instruments Establishing the Organizations,the following privileges and immunities:
(a)
The property and assets of the World Bank Group Organizations, wherever located and by whomsoever held, shall be immune from search or requisition, conﬁscation, expropriation or any other form of seizure by executive or legislative action;

(b)
The Archives of the World Bank Group Organizations shall be inviolable, wherever they may be, in whatever form, and by whomsoever held;

(c)
Any dispute arising between the World Bank Group Organizations and the Staﬀ of the World Bank Group Organizations will be resolved under the internal justice system of the World Bank Group Organizations which shall have exclusive jurisdiction over such personnel matters. For the avoidance of doubt, the World Bank Group Organizations’ internal employment regime, including its employment rules, policies and procedures, shall govern exclusively in all matters relating to employment relations concerning the Staﬀ of the World Bank Group Organizations in Barbados.

Section 2. The World Bank Group Organizations shall use its best eﬀorts to ensure that the privileges, immunities, exemptions and facilities conferred by this Agreement are not abused. Should Barbados consider that an abuse has occurred, consultations shall be held between Barbados and the World Bank Group Organizations to determine whether any such abuse has occurred and, if so, to ensure that no repetition occurs.

Article IV
Immunity from Legal Process
Section 1. The World Bank Group Organizations shall enjoy immunity from every form of legal process, except in cases arising out of or in connection with the exercise of their powers to issue or guarantee securities. This immunity shall include immunity from any type of legal process in respect of personnel matters involving Staﬀ of the World Bank Group Organizations. This immunity may be expressly waived by the World Bank Group Organizations for any speciﬁc case, in writing.
Section 2. No action shall be brought against the World Bank Group Organizations by Barbados or by persons acting for or deriving claims from Barbados.
Section 3. The property and assets of the World Bank Group Organizations shall wheresoever located and by whomsoever held, be immune from all forms of seizure, conﬁscation, attachment or sequestration, including prior or provisional restraints before the delivery of a ﬁnal judgment against the World Bank Group Organizations.

Article V
The Head of Oﬃ ce
Barbados shall extend to each Head of the Oﬃce of the World Bank Group Organizations and their Immediate Family such privileges, immunities, exemptions and facilities not less favorable than those accorded to heads of representative oﬃ ces or similar oﬃces of other international organizations, or diplomatic missions in Barbados.

Article VI
Certain Immunities of Staﬀ
Section 1. The Staﬀ of the World Bank Group Organizations shall have the following immunities:
(a)
The Staﬀ of the World Bank Group Organizations shall be immune from all forms of legal process (including, without limitation, appearing before a court, public prosecutor’s oﬃ ce and providing verbal or written testimony) in respect of all words spoken or written and acts performed in their oﬃ cial capacity;

(b)
The Staﬀ of the World Bank Group Organizations shall be immune from taxation of any kind (including mandatory charges, such as social security) on or in respect of salaries and emoluments paid to them by the World Bank Group Organizations, regardless of nationality or residence of the Staﬀ.

(c)
The Staﬀ of the World Bank Group Organizations serving with the Oﬃce in Barbados, their Immediate Family and relatives dependent on them shall have their visa applications for entry into Barbados be processed without delay and free of charge. For subsequent entries into Barbados, the Staﬀ of the World Bank Group Organizations serving with the Oﬃce in Barbados, their Immediate Family and relatives dependent shall not be required to obtain entry visas;

(d)
The Staﬀ of the World Bank Group Organizations serving with the Oﬃce in Barbados and their Immediate Family shall have the same privileges with respect to exchange facilities as are available to members of the diplomatic missions serving in Barbados;

(e)
The Staﬀ of the World Bank Group Organizations shall be immune from the search and seizure of their personal baggage and immune from the inspection of their oﬃ cial baggage;

(f)
The Staﬀ of the World Bank Group Organizations serving with the Oﬃce in Barbados, their Immediate Family and relatives dependent on them shall have access to the same repatriation facilities in times of international crises as are made available to members of the diplomatic missions serving in Barbados;

(g)
The Staﬀ of the World Bank Group Organizations serving with the Oﬃce in Barbados, other than Barbadian nationals, shall have the right to import, free of duty, personal eﬀects, furniture, and household goods for their personal use for the ﬁrst twelve months after they ﬁrst take up their post;

(h)
The Staﬀ of the World Bank Group Organizations, other than Barbadian nationals, shall each have the right to import or purchase one automobile, exempted from taxes, customs and all fees, every three years;

(i)
Immediate Family of Staﬀ of the World Bank Group Organizations serving with the Oﬃce shall be accorded an opportunity, on a preferential basis, to take employment in Barbados in accordance with the Barbadian laws and regulations, and shall be promptly provided by Barbados with any approvals, clearances or documents that may be required for this purpose, provided that, insofar as they engage in gainful occupation, privileges and immunities under this Agreement shall not apply with regard to such occupation;

(j)
Barbados shall provide identiﬁcation cards to Staﬀ of the World Bank Group Organizations serving with the Oﬃ ce in Barbados to certify that they are entitled to the privileges, immunities, and exemptions provided for in the Agreement; and

(k)
Barbados shall provide identiﬁcation cards to Immediate Family members of the Staﬀ of the World Bank Group Organizations serving with the Oﬃce indicating their legal status in the country.

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Section 2. The Staﬀ of the World Bank Group Organizations serving in the Oﬃce shall be exempt from national service obligations, provided that, in respect of Barbadian nationals, such exemption shall be conﬁned to employees whose names have, by reason of their duties, been placed on a list compiled by the World Bank Group Organizations and approved by Barbados. Should other Staﬀ of the World Bank Group Organizations who are Barbadian nationals be called up for national service, Barbados shall, at the request of the World Bank Group Organizations, grant such temporary deferments in the call-up of such staﬀ as may be necessary to avoid interruptions in the continuation of essential work, as determined by the World Bank Group Organizations.

Article VII
Immunities from Taxation, Duties, and Fees
Section 1. The World Bank Group Organizations, their assets, property and income, and their operations and transactions, shall be immune from all taxes, duties, and levies, (including stamp duties and customs duties). The World Bank Group Organizations shall also be immune from liability for the collection or payment of any tax or duty. For the avoidance of doubt, the exemption from taxation available to the World Bank Group Organizations shall include, inter alia, exemption from the following categories of taxation, assessments or levies:
(a)
payment obligations, employer’s or employees’, to state pensions, national health insurance plans, social security accounts or equivalent schemes;

(b)
all forms of taxation and any obligation for the payment, withholding or collection of any tax or duty that may be assessed on oﬃcial purchases by the World Bank Group Organizations, including:

(i.) indirect taxes that may be included in the price of goods or services supplied to the World Bank Group Organizations, including, inter alia, any taxes on utilities bills and telephone charges in respect to the Oﬃce;
(ii.) direct or indirect taxes on real and personal property owned by the World Bank Group Organizations;
(iii.) assessments made on sale, purchase or lease transactions for the premises of the World Bank Group Organizations.
If such indirect taxes are paid by the World Bank Group Organizations, they shall be refunded in full to the World Bank Group Organizations by Barbados insofar as Barbados makes provisions to that eﬀ ect for foreign diplomatic missions;
(c)
radio and television or similar telecommunication license fees;

(d)
recording charges and court fees in connection with transactions to which any of the World Bank Group Organizations is a party;

(e)
customs and import duties on all dutiable goods;

(f)
goods and services tax (or its equivalent) on all imports;

(g)
goods and services tax (or its equivalent) in respect of the local consumption of goods and services by the Oﬃce;

(h)
taxation of income or of any amounts or payments receivable by any of the World Bank Group Organizations as a result of its operations and transactions, including such taxes that are withheld by the payee (whether called withholding tax or otherwise); it being agreed that the participation of one or more third-party participants, other investors or development partners (not party to this Agreement) in such operations and transactions would not aﬀect such World Bank Group Organization’s tax immunities in respect of such operations and transactions or otherwise result in a tax liability of the World Bank Group Organizations in Barbados;

(i)
taxation on any obligations or security issued by any World Bank Group Organizations (including any dividend or interest thereon) by whomsoever held, (i.) which discriminates against such obligation or security solely because it is issued or guaranteed by the World Bank Group Organizations; or (ii.) if the sole jurisdictional basis for such taxation is the place or currency in which it is issued, made payable or paid, or the location of any oﬃce or place of business maintained by the World Bank Group Organizations.

Article VIII
Privileges for Communications
Section 1. The oﬃcial communications of the Oﬃce will not be subjected to censorship, and the World Bank Group Organizations shall have the right to use codes and to dispatch and to receive correspondence by courier or in sealed bags, which shall have the same inviolability as is recognized for diplomatic couriers and bags.
Section 2. The World Bank Group Organizations are entitled to privileged and protected communication and shall enjoy in Barbados for their oﬃcial communications treatment not less favorable than that accorded by Barbados to any other diplomatic mission or intergovernmental organization. The World Bank Group Organizations shall have the right to communicate by radio, video, data, satellite or other forms of communication, as well as by telephone, facsimile and other electronic systems without any restriction. The frequencies on which the communication by radio will operate shall be decided upon on terms and conditions to be agreed with Barbados. If the World Bank Group Organizations so request, Barbados will, without charge or limitations, provide the necessary permits, licenses, or other authorizations needed to enable the World Bank Group Organizations to connect to, and to utilize fully, their private telecommunications networks.

Article IX
Financial Facilities and Operations
Section 1. The World Bank Group Organizations may, without being restricted by ﬁnancial controls, regulations or moratoria of any kind, to the extent necessary to carry out their operations, hold funds, gold or currency of any kind, ﬁnancial instruments and securities, and operate accounts in any currency, and may freely transfer their funds, gold, currency, ﬁnancial instruments, and their rights and beneﬁts in the securities, including mortgages, from or to Barbados or within Barbados and convert any currency into any other currency. Furthermore, the World Bank Group Organizations may purchase, in exchange for any convertible currency, the national currency of Barbados in such amounts as they may from time to time require for meeting their expenditures in Barbados, at the oﬃcial exchange rate no less favorable than that accorded to other international organizations or diplomatic missions in Barbados. For the avoidance of doubt, Barbados shall not impose any restrictions on the receipt, holding, use or transfer by any of the World Bank Group Organizations currencies received by such World Bank Group Organization in payment on account of principal interest, dividends or other charges in respect of loans or investments, or the proceeds of disposal of such investments, or in payment of commission, fees or other charges.
Section 2. The World Bank Group Organizations may use the local currency portion of the paid-in capital subscriptions of Barbados to assist them in defraying the local expenses of the Oﬃce. The World Bank Group Organizations may submit requests for encashment of Barbados’s outstanding demand notes for this purpose from time to time.
Section 3. The World Bank Group Organizations may freely pursue all oﬃcial activities within the whole of the territory of Barbados as provided for in the Legal Instruments Establishing the Organizations without restriction and without the necessity for permits and/or authorizations from authorities of Barbados, including, but not limited to, anti-monopoly authorities, central bank and/or other regulators or entities responsible for oversight of a particular sector, types of operation, and/or acquisitions.
Section 4.
(a)
The provision of World Bank Group Organizations’ services, and/ or loans to public/state entities, including without limitation sub-sovereign and/or municipal, and/or private sectors, shall not be subject to competitive tender considering the public international nature of the World Bank Group Organizations and the fact that it has unique expertise.

(b)
Any contracts entered into by the World Bank Group Organizations for the delivery of goods, performance of work and/or rendering of services to public/state entities, and within the state, including without limitation, sub- sovereign or municipal, and or private sector, which are ﬁnanced by the World Bank Group Organization, whether using its own resources or using grant funds, wholly or in part, shall be procured strictly in accordance with the procurement policies and rules of the World Bank Group Organization, as they may be amended from time to time.

Article X
Import and Export
The World Bank Group Organizations may import and export goods necessary for the operations of their Oﬃces without restrictions and prohibitions imposed by Barbados. It is understood that articles imported under this exemption shall not be sold in Barbados. The foregoing restriction on sales does not apply to the World Bank Group Organizations’ own products or goods. The publications of the World Bank Group Organizations shall be free of any prohibitions and restrictions on imports and exports.

Article XI
Final Provisions, Entry into Force and Termination
Section 1. This Agreement is legally binding on the World Bank Group Organizations and Barbados on the date on which all the Parties have signed the Agreement. Barbados shall take such action as is necessary to eﬀectuate in terms of its own law the terms and conditions set forth in this Agreement and shall inform the World Bank Group Organizations of the detailed action which it has taken.
Section 2. This Agreement supersedes all other establishment agreements which the Parties may have previously entered into.
Section 3. This Agreement may be terminated by either Party with one year’s written notice.
Section 4. This Agreement may be amended by the mutual consent of the Parties. The amendments shall come into eﬀect immediately upon Barbados taking the necessary steps to ratify the amendment.
Section 5. The preamble to this Agreement constitutes an integral part hereof.
Done in four (4) original copies, one for each Party, all texts being equally authentic.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the representatives duly authorized thereto, have signed this Agreement.
For For
BARBADOS INTERNATIONAL BANK FOR
RECONSTRUCTION AND
Honorable Mia Amor Mottley, S.C., M.P. DEVELOPMENT / INTERNATIONAL
Prime Minister DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION
Date: April 25, 2025
Carlos Felipe Jaramillo
IBRD Regional Vice President Latin
America and the Caribbean
Date: April 15, 2025

FOR INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CORPORATION
Elizabeth Ann Marcano Regional Director Central America and the Caribbean, Colombia and Mexico Date: April 9, 2025

FOR MULTILATERAL INVESTMENT GUARANTEE AGENCY
Carlos Felipe Jaramillo IBRD Regional Vice President Latin America and the Caribbean Date: April 15, 2025
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Appointments: Members to the Land Surveyors’ Board …………….1 Persons to the Board of the National Payment System Council …………………………………………………………………….2 Lost Policy Notices for Robert Corbin, Marcelle Correia,
Rita Thompson, dec’d., Saadia Griﬃth, Jennifer Johnson, dec’d., Miriam Moore, Roderick Chase and Jeneil Philip, dec’d. ……………………2,3,4
NOTICE NO. 1

Appointment of Members to the Land Surveyors’ Board
In accordance with the provisions of the Land Surveyors’ Act, Cap. 370, the following persons have been appointed to serve on the Land Surveyors’ Board for a period of two (2) years with eﬀect from June 2, 2025 until June 1, 2027:
Mr. David McCollin
Chief Surveyor Chairman, Ex-Oﬃcio
President of the Land
Surveyors’ Association
or her nominee Deputy Chairman
Mr. Andre Clarke Member
Mr. Lennox Reid Member
Mr. Jehroum Wood Member
Mr. Mohammad Nagdee Member

The Administrative Oﬃcer in the Lands and Surveys Department has been appointed as Secretary for the Land Surveyors’ Board.

OFFICIAL GAZETTE August 25, 2025
GOVERNMENT NOTICE
Appointments to the Board of the National Payment System Council

In accordance to Section 1 (1) and (2) of the Schedule to the National Payment System Act (2021-1), the Minister responsible for Finance has appointed the following persons to serve on the Board of the National Payment System Council for a period of three (3) years eﬀective August 1, 2025:
Mr. Alwyn Jordan – Central Bank of Barbados (Chairman) Mr. Warrick Ward – Financial Services Commission
(Deputy Chairman) Ms. Michelle Doyle – Central Bank of Barbados Mr. George Thomas – The Barbados Bankers Association Mr. Glyne Harrison – Barbados Co-operative Credit Union League Ms. Allison Browne-Ellis – Member Representative of Payment System
Providers Ms. Monica Hinds – Barbados Association of Retired Persons Mr. Kent Emile-Smith – Experienced in Payments and Payment Systems Mr. John Burnett – UWI Lecturer and Financial Expert Mr. Donovan Smith – Cyber Security Expert
NOTICE NO. 2

SAGICOR LIFE INC.
ROBERT CORBIN of Coraville, St. Lawrence, Christ Church having made sworn deposition that Policy No. 077421208 issued by Sagicor Life Inc., on his life has been lost and having made application to the Directors to grant a duplicate of the same, notice is hereby given that unless objection is raised within one month of the date hereof, the duplicate policy asked for will be issued.
Dated the 15th day of August, 2025.
By Order,