No. 34-Official Gazette-28th May, 2026-Editor’s Final Draft

Three statutory instruments are circulated with this gazette edition. No. 41 declares a dangerous infectious disease under the Public Health Act. No. 42 amends the schedule of manufacturer exemptions under the Antigua and Barbuda Sales Tax regulations. No. 43 provides a second exemption order under the Revenue Recovery Charge framework.

The Antigua and Barbuda Electoral Commission has notified the public that lists of persons who applied for voter registration between April 1–30, 2026 have been posted in all 17 constituencies and at the Commission's offices on Queen Elizabeth Highway. Residents in each constituency may file claims or objections with their respective Registration Officers between May 15th and June 2nd, 2026, during the hours of 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Hearings allow claimants, objectors, and interested parties to appear in person or through a representative or counsel.

Two individuals have reported the loss of their Sagicor life insurance policies and have applied to the Directors for duplicate copies. Elmira Whyte of Mount Pleasant, St. John's (Policy No. S05060128) and Jelani Allen of Belleview Estate, St. John's (Policy No. J781005491) have each made sworn depositions confirming the loss. Unless objections are raised within one month of the respective notice dates, duplicate policies will be issued.

The Eastern Caribbean Asset Management Corporation has published a notice announcing the appointment of its Board of Directors. The full details of the appointees were indicated as part of this gazette section, though specific names were not fully reproduced in the gazette text provided.