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Missing ministers: Chief Minister on business in Rwanda and her deputy is on holiday

MINISTERS have faced criticism from backbench politicians for missing the last sitting of the States Assembly before the summer recess. Treasury Minister Ian Gorst took questions from Members yesterday and explained that Chief Minister Kristina Moore was attending a conference in Rwanda, while Deputy Chief Minister Kirsten Morel was on holiday. Members were told that […]

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Health Minister ‘has got to listen to all sorts of views’

THE Health Minister should be able to work with people with “all sorts of styles”, his predecessor in the role has said. Deputy Karen Wilson made the comments after “differences in style” between Health Minister Tom Binet and former Health Advisory Board chair Tom Hayhoe were blamed for the latter’s sudden departure. Mr Hayhoe was […]

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Chief Minister wants review before an ombudsperson decision is made

THE Chief Minister wants to review the government’s internal complaints process before committing to setting up a public services ombudsperson role following concerns about cost. Deputy Lyndon Farnham recently told the States Assembly he wanted to address underlying issues within the public sector complaints system and gather input from Islanders to ensure service improvement and […]

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No confidence vote: Does the Chief Minister have the support of the House?

CHIEF Minister Kristina Moore has come out fighting as the Island’s politicians weigh up a looming vote of no confidence brought against her by former Infrastructure Minister Tom Binet. Deputy Moore said ministers had “tried our best to work” with Deputy Binet, and called his decision to resign this week as “disappointing”. Deputy Binet released […]

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Budget amendment calls for clarity over Fort Regent

A SCRUTINY panel is seeking to amend the Budget to ensure greater transparency around the funding for the redevelopment of Fort Regent. The Environment, Housing and Infrastructure Scrutiny Panel’s proposed amendment to the government’s nearly £1.3 billion spending plans for 2025 to 2028 is the latest in a series of changes that Members have been […]

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