The meeting, organized on Monday, March 11, 2024, in Jamaica, commenced after a lengthy delay at 3:27 pm. In addition to international personalities partnering with CARICOM in facilitating a resolution to the Haitian crisis, around thirty-five stakeholders from civil society organizations, the diaspora, and political groups participated in this significant meeting on the Haitian political crisis. Three points were deliberated: Criteria for the establishment of the Transition Council, Functions of the Council, and Formation of the Council. 2.1. Criteria: Any individual aspiring to be a member of the Transition Council must renounce candidacy in the upcoming elections. They must not be under any conviction. They must not be under indictment or pending trial. They must adhere to UN Resolution 2699 (2023). 2.2. Functions: Appointment of a Prime Minister. Formation of the government in collaboration with the Prime Minister. Appointment of an independent Provisional Electoral Council (CEP). Formulation of additional needs for the regular national security forces to be addressed to the international community. Establishment of the National Security Council. Signing of decrees and orders issued by the Council of Ministers. Continuation of relations with Kenya regarding the International Mission for Security Support. And, of course, all provisions of presidential prerogatives granted by the Constitution that are applicable. 2.3. Formation: The Transition Council consists of seven (7) members designated by the following entities: The Collective of Political Parties of January 30, The August 30 Agreement, known as the Montana Accord, The December 21 Agreement, The EDE \ RED and Allies Coalition, The Fanmi Lavalas Party, The Pitit Desalin Party, The Private Business Sector. Two sectors: Civil Society via the Rally for a National and Sovereign Agreement (REN) and the Diaspora will be represented as observers. After a break of approximately thirty (30) minutes, the session president recalls the consensus reached among Haitian stakeholders regarding the criteria for representation on the Transition Council, its functions, and formation. He announces the key points of the declaration to be presented to the press, such as the resignation of Prime Minister Ariel Henry, the formation of a seven (7) member Transition Council, the criteria for participation in this Council, the sectors of society and political groups that will designate Council members. He adjourns the meeting at 11:00 pm, thus concluding the first phase of CARICOM's facilitation mission in seeking a solution to the Haitian political crisis.