‘It’s broken English’: MP’s attempt to speak Jamaican in Jamaica's Parliament sparks language row
https://www.theguardian.com/news/2026/may/21/jamaica-parliament-language-english-patois
Burchell, the opposition spokesperson for culture, creative industries and information, approached the microphone and began to speak.
“Madam speaka, mi git up dis afta noon fi mek mi fuss sectoral speech, pan me portfolio …”
The Speaker of the House, Juliet Holness, immediately cut her off. “Hold on, hold on, hold on! Standing orders, and I think you are fully aware,” said Holness, who is the wife of Jamaica’s prime minister.
The regulation to which Holness referred was the rule that only English – and certainly not Jamaican – is allowed in parliament. “If I have to stop you again during your presentation, you will not get any additional time,” Holness told Burchell as parliament erupted into protest, with someone chiding “broken English”.

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