THE Education Minister has joined the exodus of sitting Members of the Council of Ministers by announcing he will not be standing in next month’s general election.
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Scrutiny: University funding plan only ‘interim measure’
HIGHER-education funding proposals put forward by the Treasury Minister should be considered an ‘interim measure’ until long-term funding is in place, a Scrutiny panel has said.
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Tuition fees for households with income of £110,000?
STUDENTS in households with an income of up to £110,000 would have their tuition fees paid for, under proposals lodged with the States.
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Uni fee funding plans revealed
STUDENTS in households with an income of up to £110,000 will have their tuition fees paid for by the States, under proposals lodged today.
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States on target to balance budget by the end of 2019
THE States are still on target to balance the books by 2019 but extra income will be needed to pay for ‘recurring’ spending recently approved by the States, the Treasury Minister has warned.
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September students’ university funding approved
STUDENTS heading to university this September will receive a funding boost after the States unanimously approved proposals for higher education grants.
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Tuition fees plan funding ‘sustainable’
PLANS to fund higher education could leave the government with a £2.5 million shortfall if States Members cannot agree on long-term measures.
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Public to quiz Treasury Minister on funding further education
MEMBERS of the public are to be given the chance to quiz ministers about plans for a new system to fund university education for Jersey students.
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Scrutiny call for higher education funding plans
PROPOSALS for higher-education funding should be lodged next week to avoid the issue dragging on while the Education Minister has stepped aside from his ministerial duties, a Scrutiny panel chairman has said.
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Results in – now who will make Council of Ministers?
WITH the results counted and the new States chosen, attention will now turn to the political deals, discussions and debates about who should – and will – make up the next Council of Ministers.
