2022 news

We have reached the end of the Council of Ministers' 100 Day Plan and I am delighted to report that we have completed, or made significant progress, on all 18 actions.

​As part of the Government’s 100 Day Plan, the Chief Minister has tannounced the launch of the International Cultural Centre Steering Group, which is being led by the Minister for Children and Education.

The Government of Jersey has published proposals to establish an independent Public Services Ombudsperson to help resolve complaints about public services in Jersey in a timely and transparent manner.

​The Government of Jersey has formed a Population and Skills Ministerial Group to address the Island’s critical labour shortages in the public and private sectors.

The Government has committed £1.6 million to funding an Island-wide expansion of school meals for primary school children in Jersey.

​The Older Persons Living Forum has been launched by the Chief Minister and Social Security Minister at this week’s Closer to Home event.

The Council of Ministers has presented its new Ministerial Code of Conduct and Practice (“the Ministerial Code”) to States Members.

The Government of Jersey has published the 2023 Ministerial Plans, as part of its actions to make Jersey a community where everyone thrives.

The Chief Minister has announced the launch of the Co-Funded Payroll Scheme Appeals Process (CFPS). This meets a commitment of the Government’s plan for the first 100 days in office

The Government of Jersey is today lodging and launching the proposed Government Plan 2023 to 2026 and Common Strategic Policy 2023 to 2026.