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STATES OF JERSEY
CHANNEL ISLANDS LOTTERY: ALLOCATION OF PROFITS FOR 2013
Lodged au Greffe on 26th February 2014 by the Minister for Economic Development
STATES GREFFE
2014 Price code: A P.22
PROPOSITION
THE STATES are asked to decide whether they are of opinion
to agree, in accordance with the provisions of Regulation 4(5) of the Gambling (Channel Islands Lottery) (Jersey) Regulations 1975, that all monies standing to the credit of the Channel Islands Lottery (Jersey) Fund which have not already been set aside by the Minister (representing 100% of the total Jersey portion of the profits of the Channel Islands Lottery for 2013) should be paid to the Association of Jersey Charities for the benefit of the community and the charitable needs of the Island.
MINISTER FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
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REPORT
The decision-making process for allocating funds from the Channel Islands Lottery is that the Minister has responsibility for establishing a reserve, but the States are responsible for the distribution of remaining funds that constitute the Lottery's profit'. Accordingly, the Minister for Economic Development, pursuant to his powers under Regulation 4(5) of the Gambling (Channel Islands Lottery) (Jersey) Regulations 1975, and in consultation with the Association of Jersey Charities, has agreed not to withhold a percentage as a reserve for 2013. Both Economic Development and Treasury are satisfied that the current reserve is sufficient for the purpose for which it is maintained.
The profit from 2013, according to the provisions of that Regulation, is to be applied "in such manner and for such purposes of public benefit as the States shall from time to time by Act direct". It is the Minister's recommendation to the States that 100% of these funds is granted, subject to a new Service Level Agreement, to the Association of Jersey Charities.
The Association now represents over 290 member charities, and undertakes a valuable function by considering and allocating funding to the best prepared and most worthy projects put forward by its members. In so doing, the Association continues to fulfil a vital social need.
During 2013, work continued on modernising and improving the Channel Islands Lottery in Jersey, the results of which are expected to significantly grow the Lottery profit in 2014.
Financial and manpower implications
Subject to the States' approval, 100% of the Jersey profits from the Channel Islands Lottery in 2013 will be transferred as soon as is reasonably practicable to the Association of Jersey Charities. There are no manpower implications arising from this proposition.
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