Now they have announced that almost all of them will be sticking together to safeguard their future when it comes to the referendum on political reform next week.
Unsurprisingly, ten of the 12 parish Constables – whose future in politics is a central issue of the referendum – have said that they will be voting for Option B, which reforms the system but keeps the Constables in the States.
St Helier Constable Simon Crowcroft is the only one supporting Option A, which reforms the system but removes the Constables. Meanwhile, St John Constable Phil Rondel is keeping his views to himself ahead of the referendum on Wednesday.
