2014 news

Ministers, the Lieutenant Governor, the Bailiff and finance industry representatives will meet the Japanese Ambassador later this week

The 44 jurisdictions issue joint statement on implementation of global standard

The draft law has already been subject to an initial consultation period in 2013 when Islanders were asked whether Jersey needed a charities law

Senator Ian Gorst proposes changes to the way government works, moving to collective responsibility for the Council of Ministers and Assistant Ministers

In line with other governments, Jersey has enforced sanctions against Ukrainian and Russian officials deemed to be a threat to the territorial integrity, sovereignty and independence of Ukraine

Businesses were asked for more information to support the Control of Housing and Work Law

External Relations Minister, Senator Sir Philip Bailhache, has signed a tax agreement on behalf of Jersey with the Kingdom of Belgium

Deputy Jonathan Le Tocq is Guernsey's newly elected Chief Minister

Proposals to change the scheme have been discussed over the last year with the Joint Negotiating Group which represents States employees

Sanctions adopted against 18 individuals