| Prop | Date | Proposer | Title | Responsibility | Type of action | Action |
| P.37/2024 | 25/06/2024 | Deputy
Helen Miles | Affordable
and right-size housing providion on the waterfront | TRY | Conditions | to
request the Minister for Treasury and Resources, as shareholder
representative, to instruct the States of Jersey Development Company that, in
any new proposals or plans for housing developments on the Waterfront by the
States of Jersey Development Company –
(a) any such proposals must include a minimum provision of no less than 50%
of the homes to be offered with an assisted purchase product for first time
buyers, where the phasing of delivery is agreed by the Minister for Housing
and the Regeneration Steering Group; and
(b) any such proposals must include a minimum of 15% of housing designed to
encourage and enable Islanders who are looking to right-size, in line with
the delivery of the right-sizing policy set out in R.85/2024, where the
phasing of delivery is agreed by the Minister for Housing and the
Regeneration Steering Group |
| P.31/2024 | 26/06/2024 | Deputy
Tom Coles | Cannabis:
Decriminalisation of Personal Possession and Recreational Use | CoM | Action | (b)
to request the Council of Ministers to bring forward proposals for
consideration by the Assembly by November 2025, to include (but not be
limited to) –
• potential approaches to the decriminalisation, legalisation
and regulation of cannabis;
• use in the presence of minors;
• personal cultivation and preparation;
• social supply;
• restrictions on the sale to minors;
• approaches to minors or vulnerable people coerced into
cannabis related activities;
• total acceptable gram allowance;
• restrictions on areas of consumption;
• restrictions on driving under the influence of cannabis;
• relevant roadside capacity tests;
total acceptable cultivation allowance |
| P.31/2024 | 26/06/2024 | Deputy
Tom Coles | Cannabis:
Decriminalisation of Personal Possession and Recreational Use | MHSS | Consultation | (c)
that the personal possession and recreational use of cannabinol and
cannabinol derivatives (as defined in the Misuse of Drugs (Jersey) Law 1978)
should be decriminalised, with this provision included in the legislation to
be brought forward under Paragraph (b), and to request the Minister for
Health and Social Services to consult the Misuse of Drugs Advisory Council
about reclassifying cannabinol and cannabinol derivatives, except where
contained in cannabis or cannabis resin, from Class A controlled drugs to
Class B controlled drugs, as defined within the same Law; |
| P.28/2024 | 11/06/2024 | Deputy
Raluca Kovacs | Youth
Service Statutory provision | MC&F | Review | to
request the Minister for Children and Families to undertake an evaluation,
with input from (but not limited to) young people, the Youth Service and
Parishes, to consider the benefits and disbenefits of making the Youth
Service a statutory service under the Minister, or his successor in title,
and enshrined in the Education (Jersey) Law 1999 or other legislation as
appropriate and to take the necessary steps to ensure that the results of the
evaluation are brought back to the Assembly by the end of March 2026, with
the funding of any actions identified for implementation to be included in
the 2027 Government Plan, if required. |
| P.20/2024 | 30/04/2024 | Deputy
Lucy Stephenson | In
Vitro Fertilisation (IVF): Funding | CoM | Funding | to
request the Council of Ministers to commit to improving funding for In Vitro
Fertilisation (IVF) treatment, replacing the current means-tested model,
bringing forward new access criteria that accord with good clinical standards
and which has been subject to consultation, and ensuring that such funding is
included within the Proposed Government Plan 2025-28 |
| P.12/2024
(as amended) | 19/03/2024 | Deputy
Inna Gardiner | Update
of Higher Education Student Funding (as amended) | ELL | Review
and Legislation | explore
new additional funding options for distance learning courses and bring
forward the necessary legislative changes to the Education (Grants and
Allowances) (Jersey) Order 2018 to implement any outcomes, subject to the
necessary funding being allocated, with such changes to take effect from the
start of the academic year in September 2025 |
| P.12/2024 (as amended) | 19/03/2024 | Deputy
Inna Gardiner | Update
of Higher Education Student Funding (as amended) | ELL | Review
and Legislation | review
the classification criteria for an independent student, taking into account
the criteria elsewhere in the British Isles, and consider the implementation
of changes that would deliver enhanced targeted support and bring forward the
necessary legislative changes to the Education (Grants and Allowances)
(Jersey) Order 2018 to implement any outcomes, subject to the necessary
funding being allocated, with such changes to take effect from the start of
the academic year in September 2025 |
| P.12/2024 (as amended) | 19/03/2024 | Deputy
Inna Gardiner | Update
of Higher Education Student Funding (as amended) | ELL | Review
and Legislation | (c)
consider the inclusion of ‘related subjects’ as eligible for a clinical
component grant, if appropriate;
(d) work with the Minister for Health and Social Services to review the
scope for the clinical course allowance for ‘related subjects’, including
consideration of the following areas, if appropriate –
(i) Paramedic science;
(ii) Pharmacy;
(iii) Occupational Therapy;
(iv) Podiatry; and
(v) Physiotherapy/Chiropractic/Osteopathy;
and bring forward the necessary legislative changes to the Education
(Grants and Allowances) (Jersey) Order 2018 to implement any outcomes,
subject to the necessary funding being allocated, with such changes to take
effect from the start of the academic year in September 2025 |
| P.12/2024 (as amended) | 19/03/2024 | Deputy
Inna Gardiner | Update
of Higher Education Student Funding (as amended) | ELL | Review
and Legislation | update
thresholds for means tested funding in line with inflation and relative
earnings in a sustainable and affordable way, subject to the necessary
funding being allocated and bring forward the necessary legislative changes
to the Education (Grants and Allowances) (Jersey) Order 2018 to implement any
outcomes, subject to the necessary funding being allocated, with such changes
to take effect from the start of the academic year in September 2025 |
| P.12/2024 (as amended) | 19/03/2024 | Deputy
Inna Gardiner | Update
of Higher Education Student Funding (as amended) | ELL | Review
and Legislation | research
and consider introducing a sliding scale for the amount of tuition fees that
may be awardedand bring forward the necessary legislative changes to the
Education (Grants and Allowances) (Jersey) Order 2018 to implement any
outcomes, subject to the necessary funding being allocated, with such changes
to take effect from the start of the academic year in September 2025 |
| P.12/2024 (as amended) | 19/03/2024 | Deputy
Inna Gardiner | Update
of Higher Education Student Funding (as amended) | ELL | Review | review
the threshold for relevant assets detailed within Article 12A of the
Education (Grants and Allowances) (Jersey) Order 2018, and to report back to
the Assembly on the findings and recommendations of such review no later than
December 2025 |
| P.12/2024
(as amended) | 19/03/2024 | Deputy Inna
Gardiner | Update
of Higher Education Student Funding (as amended) | ELL | Review | work with the Minister for Treasury and
Resources to assess the long-term financial viability of any student loan
scheme for Island students and undertake a consultation if appropriate |
| P.10/2024
(as amended) | 19/03/2024 | Deputy Lucy
Stephenson | Cash
Payment at Government Sports Facilities (as amended) | INF | Action | reintroduce
the ability for members of the public to pay in cash at Government run sport
facilities that have previously accepted cash payments |
| P.10/2024
(as amended) | 19/03/2024 | Deputy Lucy
Stephenson | Cash
Payment at Government Sports Facilities (as amended) | CoM | Review | review
current and planned Government policies regarding cash payments across all
relevant departments and facilities by June 2024, to ensure that Islanders
are not being unfairly disadvantaged or prevented from accessing services |
| P.8/2024 | 27/02/2024 | Deputy Max
Andrews | Cabinet
Office Expenditure Savings | | Action | review
the revenue expenditure of the Cabinet Office and ensure that expenditure
savings are identified and included within the Government Plan 2025-2028. |
| P.7/2024
(as amended) | 27/02/2024 | Deputy Montfort
Tadier | Ceasefire
in Gaza | | Action | f)
to request that the Government of Jersey express the view of the Assembly on
this matter to the UK Government. |
| P.72/2023
(Amd)(12) | 12/12/2023 | Corporate
Services Scrutiny Panel | Proposed
Government Plan 2024-2027 (P.72/2023): Twelth Amendment Value for Money
Savings | CoM | Action | all
subsequent Government Plans will –
(i) clearly distinguish the specific areas and projects to which Value for
Money savings are attached;
(ii) include a report on all Value for Money savings which were made during
the duration of the previous Government Plan; and
(iii) identify and provide full details of the monitoring process that has
been undertaken on the Value for Money programme during the duration of the
previous Government Plan. |
| P.72/2023
(Amd)(5) | 12/12/2023 | Deputy Tom Coles | Proposed
Government Plann 2024-2027 (P.72/2023): Fifth Amendment A Scheme for
Right-Sizing | HOUS | Action | ,
except that in the section “Improving access to housing” on page 9 there
should be inserted a fifth bullet point with the words “We will develop a
scheme to encourage and incentivise right-sizing, to be presented to the
States Assembly before 31st May 2024, with the financial implications forming
part of the Government Plan 2025-2027 |
| P.87/2023 | 28/11/2023 | Deputy Tom Coles | Minimum
Residential Space Standards | MENV | Review | to review the minimum standards for
residential spaces and to consider –(a) making the minimum standard for a
1-bedroom 2-person apartment the minimum standard for all 1-bedroom
apartments by removing the occupancy criteria |
| P.69/2023 | 17/10/2023 | Deputy Max
Andrews | Reporting
of Headcount and Vacancies | SEB | Action | to develop and publish a release schedule
for public sector staffing statistics and to commence publications under the
schedule, in line with the Code of Practice on Statistics, before June 2024,
inclusive of – (i) the headcount of each Government and non-ministerial
department, to include a breakdown of full-time, parttime, fixed-term,
zero-hour, and contracted staff; (ii) the number of vacancies in each
Government department; and (iii) staff turnover in each Government
department. |
| P.65/2023 | 13/09/2023 | Deputy Catherine
Curtis | Reinstate
the re-use centre at La Collette | INF | Action | reinstate
the re-use centre at La Collette by April 2024, in the existing purpose-built
building, to allow for the current tender process for operation of the
service to be completed and, if this is not successful, to look at the
feasibility of the re-use centre being operated by Government of Jersey
employees. |
| P.52/2023 | 19/07/2023 | Deputy
Raluca Kovacs | Support
for parents of babies needing additional neonatal care | SS | Action | that
provision, including financial support, should be established to support
parents who have preterm babies, or babies requiring neonatal care, and to
request the Minister for Social Security to bring forward the proposals for
this provision for approval by the Assembly prior to the end of December
2024. |
| P.47/2023 | 18/07/2023 | Deputy
Carina Alves | Whistleblowing
- introduction of legislation | CM | Legislation | request
the Chief Minister, in consultation with the Council of Ministers, to bring
forward the necessary legislation for approval by the Assembly prior to the
end of June 2024 |
| P.32/2023 | 05/07/2023 | Deputy
Lyndon Farnham | Removal
of Compulsory Independent Taxation for Existing Married Couples and Civil
Partnerships | TRY | Action | to
request the Minister for Treasury and Resources to take the necessary steps
to ensure that joint taxation remains available for any such married couples
and civil partners. |
| P.35/2023 | 14/06/2023 | Deputy
Lyndon Farnham | The
Grindadrap Festival in the Faroe Islands – condemnation of the hunting of sea
mammals. | CoM | Action | to
request the Government of Jersey to continue to engage with the Faroe Islands
Government on this matter as part of its wider programme of work to develop
productive and constructive ties with fellow small-island communities. |
| P.34/2023 | 14/06/2023 | Deputy
Rob Ward | Provision
of Carpets in Andium Homes Properties | SS | Action | (a)
to request the Minister for Social Security, prior to the lodging of the next
Government Plan, to –
(i) implement provision of special payment grants to any Andium Homes
tenants who require carpets in new rentals and who would otherwise be eligible
for a loan from the States of Jersey for such purpose; and
(ii) terminate any outstanding loan payments relating to the provision of
carpets; and |
| P.34/2023 | 14/06/2023 | Deputy
Rob Ward | Provision
of Carpets in Andium Homes Properties | TRY | Action | implement
provision of special payment grants to any Andium Homes tenants who require
carpets in new rentals and who would otherwise be eligible for a loan from
the States of Jersey for such purpose; and |
| P.31/2023 | 14/06/2023 | Deputy
Max Andrews | Breakdown
of Gender Pay | SEB | Action | SEB
to publish annually a breakdown of gender pay relative to salary bands for
each Government department, commencing January 2024; |
| P.31/2023 | 14/06/2023 | Deputy
Max Andrews | Breakdown
of Gender Pay | SEB | Action | SEB
to publish annually a breakdown of gender pay for full-time and part-time
Government employees, commencing January 2024; and |
| P.31/2023 | 14/06/2023 | Deputy
Max Andrews | Breakdown
of Gender Pay | SEB | Action | SEB
to publish annually a report of the income ratio of the highest and lowest
income earners within each Government department, commencing January 2024. |
| P18/2023 | 02/05/2023 | Deputy
Sam Mezec | Rent
Control Measures | HOUS | Action | provide
for the establishment of a body, such as a Rent Tribunal or Housing
Commission, to adjudicate on disputes arising from rent control or breaches
of contract which may necessitate the termination of a tenancy; |
| P.14/2023 | 18/04/2023 | Deputy
Raluca Kovacs | Development
Levies | TRY | Action | to
agree that, to further the aim of a fair tax system, a land development tax
or an equivalent charging mechanism should be introduced to raise revenue for
the States from any significant uplift in the value of land arising from when
the land is rezoned or from when planning permission has been granted; |
| P.14/2023 | 18/04/2023 | Deputy
Raluca Kovacs | Development
Levies | TRY | Action | to
request the Minister for Treasury and Resources to bring forward for approval
the necessary legislation to give effect to the decision by 31st March 2024;
and [Delayed:Development Levies. Amendment [P.14/2023 Amd.] - moved date to 31 March 2025 (adopted by standing
vote)] |
| P.13/2023 | 18/04/2023 | Deputy
Max Andrews | Regulation
of Estate Agents | EDTSC | Action | to
request the Minister for Economic Development, Tourism, Sport and Culture to
establish, following consultation with stakeholders and no later than
December 2024 – (a) a statutory requirement for Estate Agents to obtain
membership of an independent redress
scheme, approved by the Government of Jersey. ((P.13/2023): Amendment) |
| P.6/2023 | 01/03/2023 | Deputy
Sam Mezec | Assembly
Consideration of the Bilateral Investment Treaty with the United Arab
Emirates | CoM | Action | to
request the Council of Ministers, in consultation with the Privileges and
Procedures Committee, to bring forward a process by which all Bilateral
Investment Treaties are subject to full consultation with, and approval by,
the States Assembly before they come into force. [Amended to " Legislation Advisory Panel, in
consultation with the Privileges and Procedures Committee" (P.6/2023
(Amd)) - see Minutes, 1 March 2023, p. 51] |
| P.6/2023 | 01/03/2023 | Deputy
Sam Mezec | Assembly
Consideration of the Bilateral Investment Treaty with the United Arab
Emirates | EXT | Action | To
request the Minister for External Relations and Financial Services to take
the necessary steps to ensure the Bilateral Investment Treaty with the United
Arab Emirates does not come into force until such time as the Treaty has been
considered by the States Assembly |
| P.5/2023 | 01/03/2023 | Deputy
Max Andrews | Trainee
Minimum Wage | SS | Action | that
the trainee minimum wage rates should be integrated into a single minimum
wage rate for all employees of school leaving age and above, no later than
1st January 2024, pursuant to the Jersey Employment Forum’s recommendations published on 8th September 2022. |
| P.97/2022(Amd)(6) | 16/12/2022 | Connétable
Simon Crowcroft | Proposed
Government Plan 2023-2026 (P.97/2022): sixth amendment Walking and Cycling
routes | INF | Action | including
the design and implementation of walking and cycling routes, to be overseen
by a political steering group which will report back to the States Assembly
on progress at regular intervals |
| P.97/2022(Amd)(13) | 15/12/2022 | Deputy
Stephen Luce | Proposed
Government Plan 2023-2026 (P.97/2022): thirteenth amendment Enhanced Capital
Allowance | TRY | Legislation | From
1st January 2024 a new capital allowance will be introduced for small and
medium sized businesses, allowing them to offset 100% of capital expenditure
for investment in the fiscal year that it is incurred |
| P.97/2022(Amd)(24)(Re-issue) | 14/12/2022 | Connétable
Simon Crowcroft | Proposed
Government Plan 2023-2026 (P.97/2022): twenty-fourth amendment St. Helier
Urban Renewal Programme, including Havre des Pas | INF | Action | except
that that in Summary Table 5(ii) the 2023 Head of Expenditure for
Infrastructure Rolling Vote and Regeneration including St Helier will include
preparatory work for St Helier urban renewal work including Havre des Pas,
with additional funding of £300,000 in 2024 and £350,000 in each of 2025 and
2026 to be included in future Government Plans |
| P.97/2022(Amd)(15) | 13/12/2022 | Deputy
Rob Ward | Proposed
Government Plan 2023-2026 (P.97/2022): fifteenth amendment Off-island medical
treatment | HSS | Action | allocate
funds to enable the extension of the provision of travel for individuals
accompanying patients travelling out of the island to receive treatment
arranged by the Health and Community Services Department, such funding to be
informed by a review of the process by which travel is provided and purchased
for travel, in order to ensure the provision is patient centred and the best
value for money is being achieved |
| P.107/2022 | 24/11/2022 | Deputy
Max Andrews | States
Employment Board – Annual Reporting | CM | Action | the
States Employment Board, from January 2023, to publish annually – (a) a
breakdown of civil servant and public sector worker remuneration across
salary bands, to be presented as percentages of government department payroll
expenditure and overall government department expenditure across all
government departments; (b) civil servant remuneration over £100,000, to be
presented as a percentage of government department payroll expenditure and
overall government department expenditure across all government departments;
and (c) combined consultants’ aggregate remuneration, to be presented as a
percentage of government department expenditure across all government
departments. |
| P.98/2022(Amd)(5) | 23/11/2022 | Deputy
Rob Ward | Common
Strategic Policy (P.98/2022): fifth amendment | TRY | Conditions | support
the Island’s financial sector to become a leading sustainable finance centre
and in doing so, become a leader of green finance |
| P.98/2022(Amd)(7) | 22/11/2022 | Deputy
Lyndsay Feltham | Common
Strategic Policy (P.98/2022): seventh amendment | CoM | Conditions | We
will continue to work towards ensuring that the services and facilities
provided by the Government are accessible and that the government departments
have access and inclusion plans in place so that all people are treated
equitably |
| P.98/2022(Amd)(6) | 22/11/2022 | Deputy
Sam Mézec | Common
Strategic Policy (P.98/2022): sixth amendment | CoM | Conditions | Multiple
commitments
https://statesassembly.gov.je/assemblypropositions/2022/p.98-2022%20amd.(6).amd.pdf |
| P.98/2022(Amd)(4) | 22/11/2022 | Deputy
Lyndsay Feltham | Common
Strategic Policy (P.98/2022): fourth amendment | CoM | Conditions | to strive to achieve the long-term vision of
Future Jersey and work towards delivering the ten desired community outcomes
arising from it |
| P.98/2022(Amd) | 22/11/2022 | Connétable
Simon Crowcroft | Common
Strategic Policy (P.98/2022): amendment | CoM | Conditions | Multiple
commitments
https://statesassembly.gov.je/assemblypropositions/2022/p.98-2022%20amd.pdf |
| P.78/2022 | 26/09/2022 | Deputy
Sam Mezec | Minimum
Wage:Align with the Living Wage | SS | Action | and
(b) to request that the Minister for Social Security, further to the Act of
the States dated 26th November 2021 (in which P.98/2021 (as amended) was
adopted), ensures that all consultation and engagement with the Employment
Forum in relation to the feasibility of devising a scheme to be brought to
the States to convert the Minimum Wage over time to a Living Wage, including
any legislative changes that may be necessary, be completed by end of
December 2022 and such a scheme be bought to the States by the end of June
2023. [Amended P.78/2022 - due date moved to December
2023] |
| P.89/2022 | 21/09/2022 | Deputy
Geoff Southern | Composition
or Rent Tribunal (amendment) | HOUS | Action | to
request the Minister for Housing and Communities to amend Article 3 of the
Dwelling Houses (Rent Control) (Jersey) Law 1946, as part of a wider
modernisation of the Law, to appoint a Rent Control Tribunal which is
constituted as follows – (a) 1 member to act as Chair of the Tribunal (b) 1
member who is a landlord; (c) 1 member who is a tenant; (d) 1 member from the
charitable sector with an understanding of homeless/consumer issues; and (e)
Additional members as necessary to maintain a balanced and expert Tribunal
able to make informed judgements |
| P.73/2022 | 29/04/2022 | Connétable
Jackson | Parishes'
Green waste | INF | Action | to
request the Minister for Infrastructure to initiate arrangements in order
that green waste from the Parishes’ dedicated household kerbside collection
scheme may be received free of charge at the green waste facility at La
Collette. |
| P.65/2022 | 28/04/2022 | Senator
Tracey Vallois | Monitoring
of Arm’s Length organisations and Green and White Papers | TRY | Action | that
a Committee comprising Executive and non-Executive States Members should be
established in order to monitor the performance of Arm’s Length Organisations
and to support responsible Ministers and the Assembly in discharging their
responsibilities, and to request the Council of Ministers, to commission
officers to draw up options for this, so that a projet can be considered by
the next States Assembly by no later than 31st October 2022; |
| P.65/2022 | 28/04/2022 | Senator
Tracey Vallois | Monitoring
of Arm’s Length organisations and Green and White Papers | CM | Report | that clear, agreed criteria for the
preparation of initial consultations on policy or legislative proposals and
detailed proposals for legislation should be established, and to request the
Chief Minister to commission officers to draw up proposals for this, with a
view to a report being presented to the States on the outcome of the work by
no later than 30th September 2022. |
| P.63/2022 | 28/04/2022 | Deputy
Inna Gardiner | States
Meetings – Remote participation and Proxy voting | PPC | Legislation | (a)
that, at any time when remote participation in States meetings is permitted
generally, members should be able to participate remotely from outside Jersey
in the event that unforeseen circumstances prevent their participation from
in the Island, with the circumstances permitting such participation to be
determined in accordance with guidance issued by the Bailiff;
(c) to request the Privileges and Procedures to draft the necessary
amendments to the Standing Orders of the States of Jersey to implement paragraphs (a) and(b). |
| P.62/2022 | 27/04/2022 | Deputy
Rowland Huelin | Accommodation
for temporary workers | CoM | Report | to
request the Council of Ministers to establish a departmental investigation
into longer-term solutions for the housing of temporary workers (beyond the
use of temporary accommodation), with a view to a report on the options
available being presented to the next States Assembly in December 2022. |
| P.61/2022 | 27/04/2022 | Connétable
Simon Crowcroft | Havre
Des Pas Lido | INF | Action | to
ensure that the Property Holdings Department, in consultation with the
steering group established in paragraph (b), upholds its full obligations as
landlord of the Lido at Havre des Pas with immediate effect, including to
make reasonable endeavours to maintain the facility as watertight in respect
of rainwater penetration through the roof (barring extremes of weather) and
ensuring that the public toilets at the pool are available all year round; |
| P.61/2022 | 27/04/2022 | Connétable
Simon Crowcroft | Havre
Des Pas Lido | INF | Action | to
establish a steering group to maximise the benefit of the Lido to the
community and to resolve any issues arising in future, with the steering
group to meet quarterly and its membership to include political
representation from the Parish of St. Helier |
| P.61/2022 | 27/04/2022 | Connétable
Simon Crowcroft | Havre
Des Pas Lido | INF | Action | to
initiate negotiations with the current operator of the Lido facility for a
new 9-year lease, with standard break clauses |
| P.52/2022 | 26/04/2022 | Deputy
John Young | Ministerial
Responsibilities | CoM | Consultation | for
each department of the States there should be one Minister who is ultimately
accountable for all aspects of the work of that department, and to request
the Council of Ministers in consultation with the States Employment Board to
commission officers to draw up options for achieving this, for presentation
to the new Council of Ministers in autumn 2022 |
| P.52/2022 | 26/04/2022 | Deputy
John Young | Ministerial
Responsibilities | CM | Legislation | that
the proposed establishment of a single legal entity for the Government of
Jersey, in place of ministerial corporations sole, as set out in the
Machinery of Government (Miscellaneous Amendments) (Jersey) Law 2018, should
not be proceeded with and the part of that legislation dealing with this
matter should be rescinded, and to request the Chief Minister to issue law
drafting instructions to this effect, so a projet can be considered by the
next States Assembly in autumn 2022 |
| P.52/2022 | 26/04/2022 | Deputy
John Young | Ministerial
Responsibilities | CM | Report | the
Chief Minister should be requested to review ministerial portfolios within
the six months following a general election, with a view to presenting a
report, before 1st January 2023 and annually thereafter, in accordance with
Article 30A of the States of Jersey Law 2005, to the States on the outcome of
that review and bringing forward Standing Order changes to alter ministerial
portfolios or legislative or Standing Order changes to address any other
matters relating to the selection of ministers and ministerial roles arising
from the outcome of the review. |
| P.18/2022 | 30/03/2022 | Deputy
Kirsten Morel | Maintenance
of Jersey’s credit rating | CoM | Conditions | for
any issuance of new debt proposed in future Government Plans, the Plan should
include a forecast of the likely effect of the debt on Jersey’s credit
ratings, and the rates of interest that might be levied on the deb |
| P.18/2022 | 30/03/2022 | Deputy
Kirsten Morel | Maintenance
of Jersey’s credit rating | CoM | Conditions | except
in periods of emergency, the Council of Ministers should endeavour to ensure
that the States of Jersey’s long-term credit rating should be maintained at a
level of BBB or above (Standard & Poors) or the equivalent for other
ratings agencies |
| P.37/2022 | 03/03/2022 | Deputy
Jess Perchard | Immigration
of Ukrainian Nationals | EXT | Consultation | the
Minister for External Relations and Minister for Home Affairs to liaise with
the relevant authorities in the UK to seek agreement that the current
definition of “relative”, in relation to the immigration of people displaced
from Ukraine, which includes spouses, civil partners, children, siblings and
dependent parents, should be expanded in Jersey to include extended family
members |
| P.37/2022 | 03/03/2022 | Deputy
Jess Perchard | Immigration
of Ukrainian Nationals | EXT | Action | to
request the Minister for External Relations and other relevant Ministers to
work with the UK authorities and the authorities in other jurisdictions, as
necessary, to make arrangements for the longer term settlement of any
Ukrainian people that temporary visas are issued to |
| P.37/2022 | 03/03/2022 | Deputy
Jess Perchard | Immigration
of Ukrainian Nationals | CoM | Report | to
request the Council of Minister to present a report to the States outlining
the cost implications in excess of departmental budgets arising from this
proposition, if any, and to request approval for the lodging of a proposition
to request additional funding, should this be necessary, including, if
necessary, during the election period when Standing Order 19A applies |
| P.26/2022 | 02/03/2022 | Deputy
Louise Doublet | Legal
parent status and parental responsibility for same sex parents | C&EDU | Legislation | request
the Minister for Children and Education to prioritise work on legislation to
remove the discrimination in our law with regards to legal parent status and
parental responsibility for same sex parents, so that a draft Law on the
matter can be lodged in time for debate before the election |
| P.14/2022 | 02/03/2022 | Senator
Sam Mézec | States-owned
bodies – accreditation as Living Wage employers | TRY | Action | request
the Minister for Treasury and Resources, in her capacity as shareholder
representative, to inform those incorporated bodies of which the States of
Jersey is sole shareholder or majority shareholder of the Assembly’s
intention that they should seek accreditation as Living Wage employers by the
end of 2022; and to take such measures as are necessary to urge and assist
these bodies to achieve this |
| P.2/2022 | 10/02/2022 | Senator
Sam Mézec | Tenancy
notice period | HOUS | Review | to
request the Minister for Housing and Communities, as part of his current
modernisation review of the Residential Tenancy (Jersey) Law 2011, to bring
forward proposals to improve security of tenure protection. |
| P.116/2022 | 07/02/2022 | Deputy
Max Andrews | Skills
Development Fund | CoM | Review | (b)
to request the Population and Skills Ministerial Group to undertake a review
and feasibility study into the establishment of Individual Lifelong Learning
Accounts to be allocated to all working age residents of Jersey to enable
lifelong reskilling and upskilling and that such a review should establish
the feasibility of such accounts as well as provide options for their
operation and their potential sources of funding, with the review being
presented to the States Assembly no later than December 2024 |
| P.116/2022 | 07/02/2022 | Deputy
Max Andrews | Skills
Development Fund | C&EDU | Report | c)
to request the Minister for Children and Education to engage with the
Population and Skills Ministerial Group and other Stakeholders and to report
back to the Assembly with proposed funding requirements for the Skills
Development Fund no later than December 2023, such funding to be included
within the Government Plan 2024-27; |
| P.116/2022 | 07/02/2022 | Deputy
Max Andrews | Skills
Development Fund | TRY | Legislation | (d)
to request the Minister for Treasury and Resources to create the fund no
later than January 2024. |
| P.115/2021 | 19/01/2022 | Senator
Steve Pallett | Re-opening
of Samares Ward | HSS | Conditions | ensure that a purpose-built rehabilitation
unit offering the full suite of stroke
and injury rehabilitation service facilities and beds formerly offered at
Samarès
Ward is delivered as part of the development of a new hospital campus
at
Overdale, or at another suitable location. |
| P.99/2021 | 26/11/2021 | Connétable
Shenton-Stone | Actions
to mitigate the use of Palm Oil | CoM | Action | take
the necessary steps for the Government of Jersey to lead by example and only
use and procure products that contain credibly certified sustainable palm oil
where practical and
appropriate; |
| P.99/2021 | 26/11/2021 | Connétable
Shenton-Stone | Actions
to mitigate the use of Palm Oil | ENV | Legislation | bring
forward legislation, in a timeframe deemed reasonable by the Minister, to the
effect that any food item produced in Jersey is labelled with a clear
statement of whether the food item contains palm oil or any palm oil
derivatives |
| P.99/2021 | 26/11/2021 | Connétable
Shenton-Stone | Actions
to mitigate the use of Palm Oil | ENV | Consultation | in
a timeframe deemed reasonable by the Minister, to consult with local
businesses and organisations, consumers, schools, charities and community
groups to develop an Island-wide palm oil campaign that raises public
awareness of the issue of its use. |
| P.98/2021 | 26/11/2021 | Deputy
Southern | Minimum
wage increase | SS | Action | Set
the objective of raising the minimum wage to two-thirds of median earnings by
the end of 2024, subject to consideration of economic conditions and the
impact on competitiveness and employment of the low paid in Jersey; and to
request the Employment Forum to have regard to this objective when making its
recommendations on the level of the minimum wage to the Minister for Social
Security |
| P.69/2021 | 22/07/2021 | Senator
Mézec | Affordable
Homes in the South Hill Development | CM | Action | CM
to use Control of Work Law to apply conditions on South Hill properties |
| P.69/2021 | 22/07/2021 | Senator
Mézec | Affordable
Homes in the South Hill Development | TRY | Action | MinTRY
to instruct SOJDC accordingly |
| P.67/2021 | 22/07/2021 | Connétable
Crowcroft | Springfield
- protection of amendity space and facilities | INF | Conditions | Facilitate
regular meetings with the local residents’ association and elected
representatives of the area in order that the needs of the local community
can be taken into consideration both for the current use of the Park and in
any future plans |
| P.67/2021 | 22/07/2021 | Connétable
Crowcroft | Springfield
- protection of amendity space and facilities | INF | Conditions | Maintain
the current lease arrangements with the day nursery on the site , with only
cost of living increases implemented until such time as the nursery’s
management is satisfied with the terms of any new lease Jersey Property
Holdings wishes to negotiate |
| P.67/2021 | 22/07/2021 | Connétable
Crowcroft | Springfield
- protection of amendity space and facilities | INF | Report | Review the use of the car park within the
Robin Hood gyratory and report back to the States on the options for
increasing the benefits of the site for the operation of Springfield; |
| P.67/2021 | 22/07/2021 | Connétable
Crowcroft | Springfield
- protection of amendity space and facilities | INF | Action | Include
Springfield Park and Stadium on the route for the proposed new Town ‘Hopper’
bus service |
| P.67/2021 | 22/07/2021 | Connétable
Crowcroft | Springfield
- protection of amendity space and facilities | INF | Conditions | Facilitate
regular meetings with the tenants of the stadium, the local residents’
association and elected representatives of the area in order that the needs
of the local community can be taken into consideration both for the current
use of the Stadium, and in any future plans. |
| P.43/2021 | 20/07/2021 | Deputy
Gardiner | Allocation
of former SOJP site to Rouge Bouillon School | CoM | Conditions | Restrict
allocation of Gov. Properties until a new primary school is allocated in St.
Helier or St. Saviour |
| P.28/2021 | 12/05/2021 | Connétable
Crowcroft | Pedestrian
priority in Broad Street | INF | Conditions | Work
with POSH to facilitate improvements to the pedestrian area |
| P.28/2021 | 12/05/2021 | Connétable
Crowcroft | Pedestrian
priority in Broad Street | INF | Review | Review
on street parking for disabled drivers in centre of town |
| P.32/2021 | 11/05/2021 | Deputy
Southern | Regulation
of Zero-hour contracts | SS | Action | Any
necessary legislation to be bought forward for debate and implementation
before the end of 2022 |
| P.32/2021 | 11/05/2021 | Deputy
Southern | Regulation
of Zero-hour contracts | SS | Action | Additional
funding to be allocated in the Government plan to support these actions and
to publicise rights under zero hours contracts |
| P.34/2021 | 22/04/2021 | Safer
Travel Guidelines Review Panel | Adjustment
of travel categorisation | CoM | Conditions | Ensure
that Scrutiny and States Members are briefed ahead of any changes to
the Safer Travel Policy. |
| P.166/2020 | 19/01/2021 | Senator
Mézec | Amendment
to SO to provide for Political parties | PPC | Action | Standing
Orders to be amended to allow political parties (Investigation then
amendments) |
| P.105/2020 | 06/10/2020 | Deputy
Ash | Drinks
Promotions | EDTSC | Action | (para
(a)) Bars, pubs and restaurants should be permitted to offer and advertise
promotions on drinks for a limited period until 31st December 2021, and take
the necessary steps to ensure the Licensing Assembly is informed of the
States Assembly’s decision, and to request that the Licensing Assembly take
that decision into immediate consideration; |
| P.105/2020 | 06/10/2020 | Deputy
Ash | Drinks
Promotions | EDTSC | Legislation | (para
(c )) bring forward amendments to the Licensing (Jersey) Law 1974 by 31st
December 2021 to establish a framework whereby licensing policy decisions are
vested in the States Assembly |
| P.101/2020 | 22/09/2020 | Deputy
of Grouville | Foreshore | INF | Conditions | (para
(a) )No further land transactions should take place between the Public and
third parties in respect of strips or parcels of reclaimed foreshore until a
revised foreshore encroachment policy has been debated |
| P.101/2020 | 22/09/2020 | Deputy
of Grouville | Foreshore | INF | Action | (para
(c )) Upon a revised policy being agreed by the Assembly, the Minister should
re-consider Finding 8.15 of the States of Jersey Complaints Board’s report
(R.71/2018) in respect of refunding the difference (if any) between the
considerations paid under the two respective land transactions and the
considerations that would have been paid had the new policy been in place at
the time |
| P.101/2020 | 22/09/2020 | Deputy
of Grouville | Foreshore | INF | Report | (para
(d)) Publish by the end of Quarter 1 of 2021, a map of all public accesses,
footpaths and rights of way to the foreshore |
| P.101/2020 | 22/09/2020 | Deputy
of Grouville | Foreshore | INF | | |
| P.101/2020 | 22/09/2020 | Deputy
of Grouville | Foreshore | INF | Report | Min
of Inf structure to report back to the Scrutiny Panel with his proposals for
setting out, in a map or plan, the public boundary |
| P.93/2020 | 22/09/2020 | Deputy
Higgins | Establishment
of a digital register of all commercial and residential properties | COM | Action | Creation
of a digital register (not later than end of 2021) of all commercial and residential properties in the Island that
contains details of the ultimate beneficial ownership of those properties for
the purposes of aiding policy formation and if necessary the regulation of
the housing and commercial property markets |
| P.91/2020 | 22/09/2020 | Connétable
Taylor | Mobile
speed cameras | INF | Legislation | Legislation
to permit the Honorary Police to use unattended mobile speed cameras and to
permit the data recorded by such cameras to be admissible as evidence in a
criminal case |
| P.82/2020 | 16/07/2020 | Deputy
Huelin | Investigation
into the establishment of a digital register of landlords and tenants | COM | Report | Investigate
the provisions and administration of the Control of Housing and Work (Jersey)
Law 2012, the Lodging Houses (Registration) (Jersey) Law 1962 and any other
legislation or data source deemed relevant in order to determine the
feasibility of using this legislation and these data sources to establish a
digital register of landlords and tenants, with the register to cover
landlords and tenants of accommodation and to report back to the Assembly
with the findings of this investigation, identifying (where appropriate)
prospective changes that could be made to the legislation and that would
increase the feasibility of using the Laws for the purpose of establishing
such a register. |
| P.79/2020 | 15/07/2020 | Deputy
Ward | Green
lanes and quiet lanes: priority to pedestrians, cyclists and horse riders | Comité
des Connétables | Action | (b)
to request the Comité des Connétables, to designate roads in Parishes where
priority should be given, as requested in paragraph (a); |
| P.79/2020 | 15/07/2020 | Deputy
Ward | Green
lanes and quiet lanes: priority to pedestrians, cyclists and horse riders | Comité
des Connétables | Legislation | (c)
to request the Comité des Connétables, in consultation with the Minister for
Infrastructure, to bring forward for approval the necessary changes to
legislation to give effect to paragraphs (a) and (b) by the first quarter of
2021, if considered practicable by the Comité and the Minister; |
| P.79/2020 | 15/07/2020 | Deputy
Ward | Green
lanes and quiet lanes: priority to pedestrians, cyclists and horse riders | Comité
des Connétables | Action | (d)
to request the Comité des Connétables, in consultation with the Minister for
Infrastructure, to update the current road signs and markings for designated
roads in order to show that priority is given in the use of designated roads
to pedestrians, cyclists and horse riders; and |
| P.79/2020 | 15/07/2020 | Deputy
Ward | Green
lanes and quiet lanes: priority to pedestrians, cyclists and horse riders | Comité
des Connétables | Action | (e)
to request the Comité des Connétables to undertake a public awareness
campaign in conjunction with third parties, as appropriate, regarding the use
of designated roads and the
priority given to pedestrians, cyclist and horse riders. |
| P.118/2019 | 11/03/2020 | Deputy
Macon | Diversity
Working Group | CoM | Action | to
provide the necessary officer assistance to the Diversity Forum to consider
the development and options for implementation of policies which proactively
encourage greater diversity in applicants wishing to sit on various
Statesowned or funded Boards and arm’s-length bodies; |
| P.118/2019 | 11/03/2020 | Deputy
Macon | Diversity
Working Group | PPC | Action | to mandate the creation of a central
website, within one year of the adoption of this proposition, which contains
relevant information for individuals seeking to serve on States-appointed
boards, tribunals, panels and related bodies; |
| P.118/2019 | 11/03/2020 | Deputy
Macon | Diversity
Working Group | CM | Action | to
examine within the next 6 months whether it should be mandatory for all
Ministers and Assistant Ministers to undertake unconscious bias training |
| P.9/2020 | 04/02/2020 | Deputy
Tadier | Public
Holidays: designation of 27th September 2021 – commemoration of the Corn
Riots and the Code of 1771 | CM | Conditions | with
reference to its Act of 20th November 2012, in which it agreed that 28th
September should be recognised annually by the States of Jersey as ‘Reform
Day’ to mark the anniversary of the events in Jersey of 28th September 1769,
to agree instead that 28th September should henceforth be recognised annually
by the States of Jersey as the anniversary of ‘the Corn Riots’; |
| P.9/2020 | 04/02/2020 | Deputy
Tadier | Public
Holidays: designation of 27th September 2021 – commemoration of the Corn
Riots and the Code of 1771 | CM | Action | the
events of 28th September 1769 and the subsequent democratic reforms of 1771
be added to the citizenship curriculum in schools |
| P.9/2020 | 04/02/2020 | Deputy
Tadier | Public
Holidays: designation of 27th September 2021 – commemoration of the Corn
Riots and the Code of 1772 | CM | Conditions | there
shall be an open day of the Royal Court and States Assembly building every
year, where possible, on or around this anniversary |
| P.122/2019 | 22/01/2020 | Deputy
Gardiner | Policy
Development Boards | CM | Conditions | take
the steps necessary to ensure that information concerning all current and
future policy development boards is published online in a transparent and
timely manner, including terms of reference, consultation documents,
membership, anticipated duration, the budget allocated to the board to
complete its work and any interim or final reports; |
| P.122/2019 | 22/01/2020 | Deputy
Gardiner | Policy
Development Boards | CM | Conditions | once
a scoping document and terms of reference for a policy development board have
been approved by the Chief Minister, the appropriate scrutiny or review panel
will be advised of the proposed terms of reference and membership of a policy
development board, estimated duration and allocated budget, if any; the Chief
Minister will give consideration to any feedback received from a scrutiny or
review panel; and no ministerial decision to appoint a policy development
board should be signed until at least one month has elapsed since the
relevant panel was first advised of the proposed terms of reference and
membership |
| P.54/2019 | 24/10/2019 | Deputy
Doublet | Employment
(Jersey) Law 2003: review of parental leave rights amendments | SS | Review | to
conduct a full review of the ‘family-friendly’ elements of the Employment
(Jersey) Law 2003 24 months after the parental leave rights amendments
outlined in the Draft Employment (Amendment No. 11) (Jersey) Law 201-
(P.100/2019) have been implemented, and to consider bringing forward for
debate recommendations to provide support (financial or otherwise) for any
businesses which may have struggled to comply with the Law and families that
may have struggled to access the rights set out in the Law - the review
should include the following, but not be limited to –
(i) consultation with families, including an assessment of the impact on
children and the extent of uptake by parents;
(ii) consultation with local businesses, including an assessment of impact
on finances and supply of cover staff. |
| P.94/2019 | 08/10/2019 | Deputy
Ward | States'
expenditure: classification in accordance with international best practice | TRY | Action | working
with Statistics Jersey, to require all States’ expenditure to be classified
in accordance with the United Nations Classification of the Functions of
Government system, so that the Annual Accounts of the States of Jersey 2020
and all subsequent government documents presenting financial information
(including the Government Plan 2022) classify public spending in accordance
with international best practice |
| P.59/2019 | 16/07/2019 | Deputy
Morel | Consultants:
reporting on their use by the Government of Jersey | CM | Conditions | to
present a report to the States on a sixmonthly basis on the use of
consultants by the Government of Jersey, with the first such report to be
presented by 1st December 2019 and
with each report to include specific information in relation to total
number of consultants employed or engaged by the Government of Jersey for a
contract value of £20,000 or greater,
within the previous six-month period |
| P.52/2019 | 19/06/2019 | Deputy
Rob Ward | Bus
Services: Proposal to Make free of charge | INF | Action | (c)
to prepare a plan by the end of 2020 for working towards and then enabling
free bus transport for everyone in Jersey, subject to full funding being
provided. |
| P33/2019 | 21/05/2019 | Deputy
Pallett | Le
Port Car park- rescindment of parking restrictions | INF | Consultation | part
(a) withdrawn. Part (b)to request the Minister for Infrastructure to consult
with the Comité des Connétables and other key stakeholder groups to identify
and agree a list of designated areas for motorhome use around the Island and
to bring forward policy guidelines, including a potential fee structure for
the use of those aforementioned designated areas, for consideration by the
Assembly; |
| P33/2019 | 21/05/2019 | Deputy
Pallett | Le
Port Car park- rescindment of parking restrictions | ENV | Review | part
(c) to request the Minister for the Environment to review the permits
relating to motorhome/campervan use to ensure that any habitable use in the
Island is limited to 24 hours within any 7 day period within a designated
area and in accordance with any revised policy guidelines and fees arising
from paragraph (b). |
| P.24/2019 | 27/03/2019 | Deputy
Pointon (amd Constable Mezbourian) | Justice
and Home Affairs: cessation of restructure | CoM | Legislation | (a)
to request the Council of Ministers to bring forward for debate the necessary
legislative changes required to implement the proposed reorganisation of the
Department of Justice and Home Affairs and to cease implementation of the
proposed reorganisation (including any transfers of staff and budget but
excluding any consultation or investigation) until those legislative changes
have been adopted; and |
| P104/2018 | 06/03/2019 | Connetable
Crowcroft | Importation
of waste for the treatment in the Jersey Energy from waste plant (Amendment) | ENV | Action | to
approve the principle of waste importation into Jersey for treatment in the
Island’s Energy from Waste (“EfW”) plant for recovery and to agree that any
surplus revenue derived from the processing of off-Island waste will be
earmarked for spending on the following projects – (a) environmental
improvements on the eastern side of the incinerator at La Collette, St.
Helier, including tree planting; (b) interpretation facilities relating to
the RAMSAR site which abuts the promontory of La Collette II; (c)
improvements to encourage access for walking, cycling and such leisure
activities as may be feasible in the vicinity of La Collette, including
fishing, boating and swimming; (d) improvements in the area surrounding the
incinerator, including the promenade, La Collette Gardens and the wooded
areas of South Hill; (e) any other environmental improvement projects which
the Minister for the Environment deems appropriate |
| P.6/2019 | 26/02/2019 | Deputy
Young | Public
elections (expenditure and Donations) (Jersey) Law 2014 | PPC | Debate | to
request the Privileges and Procedures Committee to bring forward for debate
the necessary legislative changes to the Public Elections (Expenditure and
Donations) (Jersey) Law 2014 to require the publication of candidates’
statutory declarations of election expenses on an appropriate public website
after the expiry of the statutory period for such declarations, providing
sufficient detail of the expenses declared. |
| P.143/2018 | 13/02/2019 | Deputy
Tadier's and Dep Macon's amendments | Vote
for Jerrais:Promotion by the public sector (amd) | CoM | Action | (2)
requested the Council of Ministers to agree –
(a) that all official and departmental letter-headings produced and used by
the Public Sector in Jersey should include Jèrriais as well as English,
subject to paragraph (b);
(b) that within 4 months, it would produce guidelines for how Jèrriais
would be incorporated into all official signage and letter headings produced
and used by the Public Sector in Jersey;
(c) that the aforementioned guidelines should have the default position that
Jèrriais was used, and would seek to incorporate Jèrriais as much as was
reasonably possible;
(d) that, in so far as is reasonably practicable, this policy should also
extend to the courts and those bodies wholly or partly owned by the States or
in receipt of States funding, with implementation plans to be included in
their next annual reports;
(e) that the implementation of the aforementioned should be as and when
materials were renewed, replaced or rebranded;
(f) that L’Office du Jèrriais should be consulted for any translation
service as an official authoritative body;
(g) that the practicalities of implementing the above policy for
publications, websites and social media should be explored and a report
presented by the Council of Ministers to the Assembly within 12 months of the
proposition being approved |
| P.3/2019 | 12/02/2019 | Deputy
Macon | Credit
related checks | CoM | Debate | to
agree – (a) to request that any Minister(s) seeking to introduce consumer
lendingrelated legislation will undertake to consult with lenders in the
first instance, whether and how account rental payment history and Parish
rates payment history is taken into account when assessing a borrower’s
creditworthiness for a mortgage; (b) that any consultation will also include
consideration of the appropriate use of the aforementioned data in
creditworthiness assessments for other types of lending to consumers; and (c)
to request that the relevant Minister(s) bring forward the necessary
legislative changes for debate by the States Assembly no later than April
2022 |
| P.137/2018 | 06/12/2018 | Deputy
Southern | Public
Finances (Jersey) Law 2005 -amendment to medium term financial plan 2019 | TRY | Amendment | that
the Minister for Treasury and Resources is requested to bring forward an
amendment to the Public Finances (Jersey) Law 2005 in order to provide for
there to be a revised Medium Term Financial Plan for 2019, in which the
maximum amount of net States expenditure from the Consolidated Fund is
increased above the limit set in 2015, so that additional monies can be made
available to fund public sector pay claims, or additional investment to
deliver CSP priorities such as “children first”; and the Council of Ministers
is accordingly requested to bring forward a draft Medium Term Financial Plan
for 2019 |
| P.99/2018 | 11/09/2018 | Deputy
Perchard | Entitled
Status on Social and Economic Grounds: Changes to Legislation | CM | Action | (c)
that policy guidance issued under the Control of Housing and Work (Jersey)
Law 2012 should be amended to include defined and measurable criteria for the
application of Regulation 2(1)(e) of the Control of Housing and Work
(Residential and Employment Status) (Jersey) Regulations 2013 |
| P.99/2018 | 11/09/2018 | Deputy
Perchard | Entitled
Status on Social and Economic Grounds: Changes to Legislation | CM | Action | (d)
that decisions to grant Entitled status under Regulation 2(1)(e) of the
Control of Housing and Work (Residential and Employment Status) (Jersey)
Regulations 2013 should be taken by the Housing and Work Advisory Group; and |
| P.99/2018 | 11/09/2018 | Deputy
Perchard | Entitled
Status on Social and Economic Grounds: Changes to Legislation | CM | Legislation | (e)
to request the Chief Minister to bring forward the necessary policy and
legislative changes by 31st March 2019 to give effect to these measures.
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