THE States Members who will form Scrutiny panels have been decided – with one resigning from his position within minutes of being appointed.
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Group of politicians ‘is not a party’
A GROUP of politicians who campaigned together have ‘no intention’ of forming a political party, but will work collaboratively and may back each other in seeking ministerial posts.
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Planning panel split decision results in rejection of farmworkers’ housing
A PLANNING application to build agricultural accommodation at a farm in the countryside was turned down on Thursday because it was contrary to Island Plan policy that prohibits new development in the green zone.
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Bailiff referendum date debate
THE date for a referendum on whether the Bailiff should remain as President of the States is due to be finalised at this week’s States sitting.
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UK planning inspector can look at other hospital sites
A UK planning inspector will be allowed to comment on other potential sites for the new hospital after the States agreed to expand the scope of an independent planning inquiry.
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Other hospital sites may be reviewed – if States agree
A PLANNING inspector may be allowed to review other sites for the new hospital, if the States agree to change the terms of reference for an independent inquiry into the plans.
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Zoo shop gets go-ahead against Island Plan policy
JERSEY Zoo has been given the go-ahead to build a charity shop in the protected green zone after politicians yesterday unanimously went against Island Plan policy – a week after the same rules were used to reject proposals for self-catering holiday accommodation at Tamba Park.
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House opposite Ouaisné pub given the go-ahead
PLANS for a new home to be built and a wall to be raised opposite the Smugglers Inn at Ouaisné have been approved.
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States reform: Status quo cannot continue, says PPC
PROPOSALS to overhaul the make-up of the States should be lodged within 12 months with a Royal Commission potentially needed if Members continue to resist change, the chairman of the Privileges and Procedures Committee has said.
