MOVES to reverse Thursday’s decision to approve the Waterfront development are being discussed by States Members.
A rescindment motion, which would overturn the decision, and the removal of States Waterfront Enterprise Board directors are among the moves being discussed by Members angry about the course of the debate.
Over the weekend various States Members have been talking about last week’s States sitting, during which the existence of an $800 million lawsuit against developers Harcourt was denied by Chief Minister Frank Walker but subsequently confirmed after the motion was passed by 37 votes to five.
After the debate, documents were also circulated by WEB which seemed to raise a note of caution over Harcourt’s ability to handle the project. Deputy Gerard Baudains, who first raised the issue of the lawsuit, said that Members had been talking over the weekend about what steps to take.
