In other words, what are the conditions surrounding its use. When, how, where, etc.
Here they are below.
Code for use of the National Anthem
All persons should stand at attention, (meaning, heels closely together) at the playing of the National Anthem and men should remove their hats.
The first verse of the National Anthem should be played or sung as specifically designated on the arrival of the Governor-General or the Prime Minister.
The Jamaica National Anthem may be sung or played at public gatherings, and
The singing of the National Anthem should form part of the ceremony of raising and lowering of the flag at the beginning and end of term in schools and at Independence celebrations.
Now based on my research, there is no law that addresses any breach or break of any of these codes or guidelines.
My guess that it is one of those things that we hold in esteem as patriotic Jamaicans. I wish there were though.
Again, you can find the lyrics of the Jamaican national anthem here.
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