A review of the 2011 Census results and an examination of the implications of the new popualtion figures for population and migration policies.
1. To consider the results of the 2011 Census, with reference to previous estimates of Jersey’s population
2. To consider the implications of the 2011 Census results for the Population Policy of the Council of Ministers
3. To examine the measures proposed by the Council of Ministers in the new Strategic Plan in relation to population and migration matters, with particular reference to population targets and net inward migration limits
4. To assess whether accepted recommendations made in Population Policy (SR3/2009) have been implemented and to consider whether rejected recommendations should be revisited by the Executive
5. To assess whether accepted recommendations made in Migration: Control of Housing and Work (SR9/2011) have been implemented and to consider whether rejected recommendations should be revisited by the Executive
6. To review subordinate legislation arising from the Control of Housing and Work (Jersey) Law and the Register of Names and Addresses (Jersey) Law, with particular reference to:
a) The 2011 Census results
b) Whether any changes have arisen since States approval of the primary legislation
7. To consider the role and effectiveness of the Chief Minister’s Department in overseeing the delivery and management of migration control mechanisms
