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Dec 06, 2021
Written Questions to Ministers 06 Dec 2021
This week's written questions to Ministers -
Dec 03, 2021
Fishing Licences Update
Additional French fishing vessels move from temporary to permanent licences -
Dec 03, 2021
Havre des Pas - Highway Maintenance and Traffic Calming Work
Infrastructure, Housing and Environment plan to undertake essential highway maintenance work on Havre des Pas -
Dec 03, 2021
Work Permit Policy Update
It was within the Work Permit Policy to allow construction workers to bring their dependants after the first year however with immediate they will no longer be allowed to do this -
Dec 02, 2021
Application Process for GST/Contribution Deferrals Announced
A new online application form is now available for eligible businesses, including self-employed people, affected by the pandemic who want to defer Social Security contributions and/or GST -
Dec 02, 2021
Minister for External Relations and Financial Services on Visit to the USA
Senator Ian Gorst, is currently visiting the USA, completing a four-day programme of engagements which began on Monday 29th November. -
Dec 01, 2021
Written Questions to Ministers 30 Nov 2021
This Week's Written Questions to Ministers -
Nov 30, 2021
Scrutiny Amendments Seek Best Use of Public Funds
The Corporate Services Scrutiny Panel has lodged four amendments to the Council of Ministers’ proposed Government Plan 2022-25 -
Nov 30, 2021
Weekly Footfall Report for St Helier, King Street 2021
Weekly footfall reports for King Street, St. Helier, Jersey. -
Nov 30, 2021
Omicron Recommendations - Ministers Agree New COVID-19 Measures
Competent Authority Ministers have agreed new measures in response to the emergence of the COVID-19 variant, Omicron -
Nov 29, 2021
Public Inquiry into Our Hospital Plans
The Minister for the Environment has called a public inquiry into the planning application to develop the Overdale site for the Our Hospital project -
Nov 26, 2021
Minimum Wage Increase
Deputy Geoff Southern proposed that the Minister for Social Security should consider setting the Minimum Wage at £9.45 per hour from January 2022 and raise it to £10 per hour by October 2022
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