LAW changes which will force the States to pay parish rates on its buildings will be brought for debate by the Treasury Minister next year.
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Hospital funding plan to get the go-ahead?
FUNDING proposals for the new hospital could finally be approved this week as States Members return to the debate after it was delayed three times this year.
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States ‘failed to control care inquiry costs’
A LEGAL costs experts has criticised the States for failing to control the spiralling costs of the Independent Jersey Care Inquiry.
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Gorst’s Innovation Fund fiasco letters released
LETTERS sent by the Chief Minister to two senior ministers expressing ‘disappointment’ at the part they played in the Jersey Innovation Fund fiasco have been made public following a freedom of information request by the JEP.
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Hospital funding indecision ‘has not delayed the project’
UNCERTAINTY over how to fund the new hospital has not delayed the project, although a decision is needed soon, the Health Minister has said.
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Hospital funding could be approved this week
THE Island’s largest ever capital project could take a major step forward this week as politicians meet to debate proposals for funding the new £466 million hospital.
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Hospital funding debate to be delayed
THE debate on funding for the new hospital will be delayed by two weeks after Members opted to take more time to consider alternative spending strategies.
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Ministers under fire for massive PR bill – again
HUNDREDS of thousands of pounds spent by the States on public relations has been wasted because they are still communicating poorly with their colleagues and with Islanders, backbench politicians have said.
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Ministers split over return of Senator Ozouf
THE Chief Minister is coming under increasing pressure from within the Council of Ministers not to bring Senator Philip Ozouf back into the heart of government, the JEP has learned.
