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Got an issue or idea you'd like to share with your elected representatives? They’re here to listen and help —whether it’s during debates in the States Chamber or in person. 📅 Check out the next Drop-in sessions for your constituency: bit.ly/3ZS3ols 💬 Prefer a private

There are four public Scrutiny Hearings on this week where States Members will be questioning Ministers and their officers. You can watch live or view a recording: Wednesday 2 July 10am: The Children, Education and Home Affairs Scrutiny Panel is holding their Quarterly Public

Year 5 students from St. Mary's Primary School were our guests in the States Chamber this morning. During their visit they discovered more about the Chamber's history, the role of States Members, the Royal Mace and asked plenty of insightful questions. They also held a debate

Updates on the French ID travel scheme, plans to amend Jersey's Firearms Law, and the rise in drink driving, are three areas that the Children, Education and Home Affairs Scrutiny Panel will be questioning the Minister for Justice and Home Affairs, Deputy Mary Le Hegarat about in

Updates on the PFAS situation, changes to the Animal Welfare Law, and planning reforms are three areas that the Environment, Housing and Infrastructure Scrutiny Panel will be questioning the Minister for the Environment, Deputy Steve Luce about in a Quarterly Public Hearing

The Public Accounts Committee has, this morning, released its Report into the Government's procurement practices. In total, the Committee has made 30 key findings and 19 recommendations. PAC Chair, Deputy Inna Gardiner, said: 'We launched this Review to ensure value for money

Too many delayed decisions and necessary changes to laws and regulations – according to the Environment Housing and Infrastructure Scrutiny Panel, which has been questioning the Minister for the Environment, Deputy Steve Luce this morning. Chair of the Panel, Deputy Hilary Jeune

This morning, the Children, Education and Home Affairs (CEHA) Scrutiny Panel questioned the Minister for Justice and Home Affairs in a Quarterly Public Hearing. Key points discussed included: • French ID Scheme: Progress is on track, with a firm deadline for implementation set

The Economic and International Affairs Scrutiny Panel will question the Minister for International Development, Deputy Carolyn Labey, in a Quarterly Hearing today. The main topic of discussion will be the work of Jersey Overseas Aid Jersey Overseas Aid, focusing on two specific areas: •

Deputy David Warr wants the vacant site at Gas Place used to create a temporary community youth facility until the new school is scheduled for development there, and other youth facilities come on line. It's due to be debated in the States next week. Watch the video to see why

The Treasury Minister comes under the spotlight today as members of the Corporate Services Scrutiny Panel question Deputy Elaine Millar during their Quarterly Public Hearing. The Panel will be asking for updates on Jersey's economic outlook and preparations for the Budget

Deputy Inna Gardiner is proposing that Jersey creates an Age-Friendly Infrastructure Framework, for our ageing population. This includes dedicated neighbourhoods for older adults and an accessible public transport network. Watch the video to see why the Deputy is bringing this

The Treasury Minister has been answering questions in a Public Hearing today with the Corporate Services Scrutiny Panel. Deputy Elaine Millar and Assistant Minister, Deputy Ian Gorst, told the Panel that: • Global, and in particular US, fluctuations mean that the £52m estimated

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The Economic and International Affairs Scrutiny Panel questioned the Minister for International Development, Deputy Carolyn Labey, in a Quarterly Hearing. The Panel learned: • The Minister is under pressure to reduce her budget for Jersey Overseas Aid. The Minister confirmed

A new petition has been launched by a member of the public: 'Restore & maintain the 128-year old Victoria Marine Lake (sea pool at West park)'. 📝 Read more and sign: bit.ly/3TqC2PH ✍🏻 Petitions with 5,000+ signatures may be considered for debate by the States

The Minister for Justice and Home Affairs, Deputy Mary Le Hegarat, is proposing to abolish the status of legitimacy within Jersey’s laws, and update procedures surrounding wills and successions accordingly. This will ensure no children can be registered as 'illegitimate'

On this day in 1996, Mont Orgueil Castle and Elizabeth Castle, were officially gifted by Queen Elizabeth II to the people of Jersey. There was a special meeting of the States Assembly on Saturday 6 July 1996 at Mont Orgueil, when the Lieutenant Governor handed the keys to the