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WRITTEN QUESTION TO THE CHIEF MINISTER BY THE DEPUTY OF ST. MARTIN
ANSWER TO BE TABLED ON TUESDAY 30th JUNE 2009
Question
Would the Chief Minister advise the Assembly of the total number of staff, by Department, who were suspended as a result of disciplinary infractions since 1st January 2009 and, in each case, identify the employee group concerned, the period of suspension, the means of disposal of the case and, in those cases where the time between the suspension date and the disciplinary hearing was greater than the eight weeks recommended by the States Employment Board, the reason for the extension?
Would the Chief Minister advise the Assembly of the total number of staff who were suspended during the period 2006 to 2009, and who remain suspended, identifying in each case the employee group concerned, the period of suspension and the reason why the employee remains suspended?
Answer
- The numberofemployeessuspendedas a result of disciplinary infractions since 1st January 2009 is reproduced below:
Dept. | Employee Pay Group | Suspension Commenced | Suspension Finished | Method of Disposal |
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EDD | Civil Servant | 11/02/2009 | 04/03/2009 | Disciplined |
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ESC | Teacher | 07/05/2009 | 16/06/2009 | Disciplined |
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HSS | Nurses &Midwives | 14/01/2009 | 28/01/2009 | Disciplined |
HSS | Residential Child Care Officers | 23/01/2009 | Ongoing | Ongoing |
HSS | Doctors & Dentists | 02/02/2009 | Ongoing | Ongoing |
HSS | Nurses &Midwives | 23/03/2009 | 29/04/2009 | Disciplined |
T h e table shows that there have been 6 employees suspended as a result of disciplinary infractions since 1st
January 2009.
Of the 6 employees suspended, 4 were dealt within the 8 week period recommended by the States Employment Board.
The 2 remaining employees who have been suspended for longer than the recommended 8 week period are subject to police investigation.
- The numberofemployeeswhohavebeensuspendedduring the period 2006 to June2009 and who remain suspendedisreproducedbelow:-
Dept. Employee Pay Suspension Reason
Group Commenced
HSS Doctors & Dentists 18/10/2006 Police investigation now
complete. Currently pending disciplinary action
HSS Civil Servant 12/06/2008 Police investigation now
completed. Currently awaiting decision regarding potential disciplinary action
HSS Health Care Asst. 01/12/2008 Police investigation
ongoing
HSS RCCO 23/01/2009 Police investigation
ongoing
HSS Doctors & Dentists 02/02/2009 Police investigation
ongoing
Note: Both parts of this answer do not relate to Police Officers, who are office holders, and for whom the Home
Affairs Minister is responsible