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STATES of JERSEY OFFICIAL REPORT TUESDAY, 15Th STATES OF JERSEY OFFICIAL REPORT TUESDAY, 15th FEBRUARY 2011 APPOINTMENT OF MINISTERS, COMMITTEES AND PANELS .......................................8 1. Nominations for the position of Minister for Housing....................................................8 Senator T.A. Le Sueur (The Chief Minister): ...........................................................................8 Deputy J.A. Martin of St. Helier: .............................................................................................8 1.1 Deputy A.K.F. Green of St. Helier:.................................................................................8 1.1.1 Connétable J. Gallichan of St. Mary: ............................................................................10 1.1.2 Deputy P.J. Rondel of St. John: ....................................................................................10 1.1.3 Deputy J.A. Martin:......................................................................................................10 1.1.4 Deputy K.C. Lewis of St. Saviour:................................................................................11 1.1.5 Connétable A.S. Crowcroft of St. Helier:......................................................................11 1.1.6 Deputy R.G. Le Hérissier of St. Saviour: ......................................................................11 1.1.7 Deputy P.V.F. Le Claire of St. Helier: ..........................................................................11 1.1.8 Deputy A.E. Jeune of St. Brelade:.................................................................................12 1.1.9 Deputy M. Tadier of St. Brelade: ..................................................................................12 1.1.10 Deputy R.C. Duhamel of St. Saviour:.......................................................................12 1.1.11 Deputy T.M. Pitman of St. Helier:............................................................................13 1.1.12 Senator F.E. Cohen: .................................................................................................13 1.1.13 Senator S.C. Ferguson:.............................................................................................13 1.1.14 Deputy D.J.A. Wimberley of St. Mary: ....................................................................13 1.1.15 Deputy C.H. Egré of St. Peter: .................................................................................14 1.1.16 Connétable D.W. Mezbourian of St. Lawrence:........................................................14 1.1.17 Senator T.J. Le Main:...............................................................................................14 1.1.18 Senator F. du H. Le Gresley: ....................................................................................14 1.1.19 Connétable J.M. Refault of St. Peter:........................................................................15 1.1.20 Senator P.F.C. Ozouf: ..............................................................................................15 1.1.21 Senator J.L. Perchard: ..............................................................................................15 1.1.22 Senator T.J. Le Main:...............................................................................................15 1.1.23 Deputy J.A. Martin: .................................................................................................16 1.2 Deputy G.P. Southern of St. Helier: ..............................................................................16 1.2.1 Senator T.J. Le Main: ...................................................................................................18 1.2.2 The Deputy of St. Peter: ...............................................................................................18 1.2.3 Deputy M. Tadier: ........................................................................................................18 1.2.4 Deputy J.A. Martin:......................................................................................................19 1.2.5 The Deputy of St. Mary: ...............................................................................................19 1.2.6 Deputy K.C. Lewis:......................................................................................................19 1.2.7 Deputy R.G. Le Hérissier: ............................................................................................19 1.2.8 Deputy R.G. Le Hérissier: ............................................................................................20 1.2.9 Senator S.C. Ferguson: .................................................................................................20 1.2.10 The Connétable of St. Mary: ....................................................................................20 1.2.11 Deputy P.V.F. Le Claire:..........................................................................................21 1 1.2.12 Deputy R.C. Duhamel: .............................................................................................21 1.2.13 Senator J.L. Perchard: ..............................................................................................21 1.2.14 The Deputy of St. John:............................................................................................22 1.2.15 Senator P.F.C. Ozouf: ..............................................................................................22 1.2.16 Senator F.E. Cohen: .................................................................................................22 1.2.17 The Connétable of St. Lawrence:..............................................................................22 1.2.18 Senator F. du H. Le Gresley: ....................................................................................23 2. Nomination of Deputy Sean Seamus Patrick Augustine Power of St. Brelade as a member of the Environment Scrutiny Panel.................................................................23 2.1 The Deputy of St. John (Chairman, Environment Scrutiny Panel):................................23 Senator T.A. Le Sueur: ..........................................................................................................24 Deputy P.V.F. Le Claire: .......................................................................................................24 STATEMENTS ON A MATTER OF OFFICIAL RESPONSIBILITY...................................25 3. The Chief Minister will make a statement regarding Zero/Ten...................................25 3.1 Senator T.A. Le Sueur (The Chief Minister): ................................................................25 3.1.1 Deputy G.P. Southern:..................................................................................................26 3.1.2 Deputy G.P. Southern:..................................................................................................26 3.1.3 Deputy T.M. Pitman: ....................................................................................................26 3.1.4 Deputy P.V.F. Le Claire: ..............................................................................................27 3.1.5 Deputy M.R. Higgins of St. Helier:...............................................................................27 3.1.6 Deputy M.R. Higgins:...................................................................................................27 3.1.7 Deputy A.E. Jeune:.......................................................................................................28 3.1.8 Senator S.C. Ferguson: .................................................................................................28 3.1.9 Senator S.C. Ferguson: .................................................................................................28 3.1.10 Senator J.L. Perchard: ..............................................................................................28 3.1.11 Deputy J.M. Maçon of St. Saviour: ..........................................................................29 QUESTIONS...............................................................................................................................29 4. Written Questions ..........................................................................................................29 4.1 THE DEPUTY OF ST. JOHN OF THE CHIEF MINISTER REGARDING THE USE OF SELF-EMPLOYED OR AGENCY STAFF: ...........................................................29 4.2 SENATOR F. du H. LE GRESLEY OF THE MINISTER FOR SOCIAL SECURITY REGARDING CLAIMS FOR G.S.T. FOOD COSTS BONUS IN 2010: ......................36 4.3 DEPUTY P.V.F. LE CLAIRE OF ST. HELIER OF THE CHIEF MINISTER REGARDING THE ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF ASSISTANT MINISTERS:................................................................................................................38 4.4 THE CONNÉTABLE OF GROUVILLE OF THE MINISTER FOR TREASURY AND RESOURCES REGARDING THE FUTURE OF THE FORMER JERSEY COLLEGE FOR GIRLS SITE: .......................................................................................................38 4.5 SENATOR B.E. SHENTON OF THE CHIEF MINISTER REGARDING THE WORK INVOLVED IN PREPARING ANSWERS FOR STATES MEETINGS: .....................39 4.6 DEPUTY P.V.F. LE CLAIRE OF ST. HELIER OF THE CHIEF MINISTER REGARDING THE NEW MIGRATION LEGISLATION:..........................................45 4.7 SENATOR J.L. PERCHARD OF THE CHAIRMAN OF THE COMITÉ DES CONNÉTABLES REGARDING PARISH RECYCLING SCHEMES: ........................47 4.8 THE DEPUTY
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