IT is a straight two-horse race for the Chief Minister’s job.
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MPs to visit Jersey on transparency crusade?
TWO MPs who attempted to force controversial anti-secrecy laws upon Jersey’s finance industry could soon visit the Island – and have vowed to pursue their campaign for greater openness in offshore centres.
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Reform bloc in States could lead to other parties, says former minister
A DEAL struck to bring Reform Jersey chairman Senator Sam Mézec into the Council of Ministers could spell the true beginning of party politics in Jersey, according to former Treasury Minister Alan Maclean.
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World-first cryptocurrency move may bring in millions
THE world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange is planning to set up the first Sterling to crypto exchange in Jersey – potentially bringing millions of dollars into the Island’s economy.
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Jersey at odds with the UK over finance transparency?
JERSEY could be on course for a clash with the British government after a UK minister’s claims that the Island has made a commitment to publish company beneficial ownership details were challenged by the External Relations Department. Conservative MP John Glen, the minister for the City of London, has said that the Crown Dependencies – Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man – will be expected to introduce a fully transparent register of company beneficial ownership if it becomes the ‘global standard’ and that they have ‘committed’ to doing so.
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Electoral process to be monitored by observers
OFFICIAL observers from across the Commonwealth will visit the Island on polling day next month to oversee and review Jersey’s general election.
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Ministerial portfolios: Candidates reveal what roles they hope to fill
AT least three Senatorial candidates have announced they will put themselves forward for Chief Minister if successful at the polls on Wednesday – with a further four potentially in the frame.
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‘Be vigilant against prejudice’
WE should all be vigilant against judging people by the colour of their skin or where they were born, a local historian warned yesterday in a speech to mark the Island’s liberation.
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Date proposed for Bailiff referendum
THE referendum on the future role of the Bailiff in the States Assembly will be held on Saturday 20 October, if proposals are passed by the States.
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Election 2018: 17 Senatorial candidates nominated
A TOTAL of 17 Senatorial candidates will compete for eight seats when Islanders head to the polls next month, after election season officially kicked off.
