THE External Relations Minister says Jersey will continue to engage ‘in a proactive way’ on global tax reforms ‘to combat aggressive tax avoidance and profit shifting’.
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Minister: ‘Not enough progress in children’s care system’
INSUFFICIENT progress has been made to improve the children’s care system since the publication of the Independent Jersey Care Inquiry report, Senator Ian Gorst has said. The States Member, who was Chief Minister when the report was released in 2017, attributed the shortcoming to ‘process and bureaucracy’, adding that the new government would need to […]
Minister’s COP26 talks aim to extend Paris Agreement to Jersey
EXTERNAL Relations Minister Ian Gorst has met UK Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Minister Greg Hands at Glasgow’s COP26 summit to discuss extending the historic Paris Agreement on climate change to the Island.
Senator in crisis fishing talks with French minister
CRISIS talks were held yesterday between Jersey’s External Relations Minister and the French politician who has threatened to cut the Island’s electricity supply.
Minister: ‘No plans for vaccine passports’
JERSEY’S government is not planning to introduce a vaccine passport system for large events and nightclubs, the External Relations Minister has said.
Legal action by France would ‘show the world that we have done the right thing’
LEGAL action by France in the dispute over fishing licensing ‘would be welcome’, according to the Home Affairs Minister, who said it would show the world how ‘unreasonable’ the country had been. Deputy Gregory Guida made the comments following renewed threats by French Europe Minister Clément Beaune that the nation could still initiate proceedings against […]
Jersey to play part in Russian asset freeze
JERSEY will now play its part in freezing any assets linked to seven Russian oligarchs – including Chelsea FC owner Roman Abramovich,– after the UK government announced sanctions against them. External Relations Minister Ian Gorst confirmed that Jersey had followed the UK in issuing sanctions against Mr Abramovich and others with alleged links to Vladimir […]
Minister rejects calls to stop hospital project work
CALLS to stop work and spending on the planned new hospital at Overdale until it receives planning consent have been rejected by the Deputy Chief Minister.
More French fishing licences issued
A FURTHER 64 permanent fishing licences are to be issued to French vessels to fish in Jersey’s waters on top of 47 already licensed boats, the government has announced.
New French retaliation threat over fishing rights
RETALIATORY measures must be taken against the Channel Islands and UK if there is no resolution to the post-Brexit fishing dispute by next Friday, France’s Europe Minister has said.

