Representatives of Guernsey-based Liberate have previously expressed their wish to meet Senator Ian Gorst to discuss some of the issues facing gay people in Jersey, including the same-sex marriage proposals.
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Minister accused of derailing gay marriage debate
States Members are due on Tuesday to debate a proposition from Deputy Sam Mézec to introduce same-sex marriages.
Outgoing minister issues pay freeze warning
Home Affairs Minister Ian Le Marquand said it was his view that keeping salaries down would be a key part of States policy over the next few years if it emerged that anticipated expenditure was going to exceed income.
Nine cyber-bullying police investigations
He also revealed that the States police had appointed an internet investigator to examine reports of cyber-bullying and other internet-related crimes.
Gay marriage decision rejected by the States
Backbencher Deputy Sam Mézec had sought ‘in principle’ approval from the house for gay marriage to be introduced in Jersey.
Outgoing minister issues pay freeze warning
Home Affairs Minister Ian Le Marquand said it was his view that keeping salaries down would be a key part of States policy over the next few years if it emerged that anticipated expenditure was going to exceed income.
Nine cyber-bullying police investigations
He also revealed that the States police had appointed an internet investigator to examine reports of cyber-bullying and other internet-related crimes.
Abuse inquiry latest: Jersey civil service ‘closes ranks’ when faced with criticism and ministers ‘turn into establishment sheep’
The Independent Jersey Care Inquiry was set up following a proposal by Senator Francis Le Gresley that was backed by the States in 2011. It has been charged with investigating what went wrong in Jerseys care system in the years following 1945. It launched in April 2014 and the first public hearings began on 22 […]
Anger over gay marriage delay could cause flood at polls
St Helier Deputy Sam Mézec had proposed the introduction of same-sex marriages, however an amendment from Home Affairs Minister Ian Le Marquand was approved 24 votes to 18 – delaying the legislation until a study into the potential consequences is carried out.
Abuse inquiry turns its focus on political forces
HAVING spent more than a year hearing allegations of child abuse in Jersey care homes, the Independent Jersey Care Inquiry will this week shift its focus towards whether the political set-up may have allowed such abuse to occur.

