States Assembly | This week's written questions to Ministers

This week's written questions to Ministers

States Assembly

2 March 2021

The answers to this week’s written questions asked of Ministers by the non-executive (States Members who do not hold Ministerial roles) have been published online.

This week’s questions focused on:

Football Goals Removed	Full question and answer
Income Tax	Full question and answer
Breakdown of Income Declared by Island Residents	Full question and answer
Letters of Instruction	Full question and answer
States Members Declared Interest as Private Residential Landlords	Full question and answer
Increases in Electricity Charges	Full question and answer
Increases in Telecom Charges	Full question and answer
Increases in Water Charges	Full question and answer
Home Energy Audit Scheme	Full question and answer
Jersey's Fuel Companies	Full question and answer
Education Reform Program	Full question and answer
Relocation of the Crematorium	Full question and answer
Assisted Dying Citizens' Jury	Full question and answer
CAMHS Staffing	Full question and answer
Breakdown of Health and Social Services Staff	Full question and answer
Bias	Full question and answer
Income Support	Full question and answer
High Value Residents	Full question and answer
Young Children Exempt from Gathering Restrictions x 2	Full question and answer Full question and answer
Needs and Rights of Younger Children	Full question and answer

In addition to written questions, Ministers will be asked oral questions at every States Meeting, which they receive in advance, giving them opportunity to prepare answers. Questions without Notice (QWON) are also asked of specific Ministers at each States Meeting (shown on the Order Paper). The answers to all oral questions can all be found by listening to the video recordings of meetings available on the States Assembly YouTube channel, or in the Hansards – written records of everything that members say during question time, statements and debates in the States Assembly.

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This week's written questions to Ministers