Five parliamentarians are ready to declare their assets.
Government members Denis Kellman, Michael Carrington and Hamilton Lashley said they have nothing to hide; nor do Opposition MPs Dale Marshall and Cynthia Forde.
The five said they are ready to declare all that they own whenever the integrity legislation becomes a reality.
They voiced their support for the much touted legislation days after Prime Minister Freundel Stuart announced that the much anticipated bill, which covers integrity in public life and the prevention of corruption, will be passed before the dissolution of Parliament.
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