room some of whom were standing around the tables. Some of the men in the room had green cloth tied around their heads. The voting procedure at the three polling stations was the same. I saw the presiding officer passing ballots to the voters who entered the room and identified themselves. There was no screen and the voters marked their 'Xs' at the table where the presiding officer was seated. The voters passed the marked ballots to the men who had the green cloth tied around their heads. Those men examined the ballots and then placed them in the ballot box on the table. These men appeared to be supporters of Andrew Holness, one of the candidates in the election in West Central St. Andrew constituency. I saw no persons appearing to be supporters for the other parties. In the yard outside the polling stations there were about 170 persons who were dressed in green and were ringing bells. I know that green is the colour used the by J.L.P. and that the bell is the symbol for that party. I know that orange is the colour used by the P.N.P. and that the clenched fist is the symbol for that party. I also know that blue is the colour used by the N.D.M. After observing the proceedings I left the premises." 4. , , Ballots cast in these circumstances were wronghlly included in the final count. 1. Polling division improperly removed from officially designated location at St. Stephen's Basic School at 53 Olympic Way to Dupont Primary School at 10 Olympic Way.