The call has been made by the president of the Jersey Chamber of Commerce, David Warr, who has questioned whether the regulator’s current policies are making Jersey’s economy less competitive.
He asked if it was acceptable to still hear business leaders say that Jersey was a harder place to do business than it was for firms in other jurisdictions.
Mr Warr argued that all public bodies, including the regulator, had an important role to play in ensuring that the Island remains competitive at a time when 1,800 people are unemployed.
