THE process by which laws passed by the States are given Royal Assent is to be speeded up.
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States ‘now have one last chance to save Plémont’
BUILDING on the Plémont headland would be ‘almost criminal’, according to Senator Sir Philip Bailhache.
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Reform plans out next month
REFORM plans for the States could be published as early as next month, and are likely to involve the axing of some States seats, according to the chairman of the Electoral Commission.
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Bailhache comments spark attack on Jersey
COMMENTS from Jersey’s foreign minister featured on the front page of a national newspaper today have sparked fresh attacks on Jersey’s finance industry.
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Power is in the hands of the minister they respect
WHO is the most powerful politician currently in the States of Jersey? (And no, it’s not a joke with a punchline, I’m afraid.)
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Plémont: Hundreds more back trust’s campaign to buy site
THE National Trust for Jersey’s campaign to persuade the States to buy Plémont headland gained more support at the weekend when hundreds more Islanders signed cards to be sent to their politicians.
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Emergency talks about Plémont loan
EMERGENCY discussions about Plémont involving the Chief Minister and the National Trust for Jersey were held on Tuesday evening following the start of one of the most anticipated States debates in years.
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Jersey could be top stop for technology
JERSEY could become a world leader in revolutionary digital technology if the States are prepared to invest in proper regulation and laws, an audience of almost 500 business leaders heard this week.
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Our inward-looking Island has become a more accepting place place
WHETHER it is drumming up business in the Middle East, signing a tax exchange agreement with Japan or our ‘great’ friendship with the UK, we often hear our politicians talking about Jersey’s relationship with other jurisdictions.
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New bid to save coastal site
A NEW States bid to buy the Plémont headland for future generations is being planned by Senator Sir Philip Bailhache.
