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Education & Home Affairs Scrutiny Panel
PUBLIC MEETING Record of Meeting
Date: 2nd September 2008 Meeting Number: 88
Present | Deputy D.W. Mezbourian , Chairman Connétable G.F. Butcher Deputy S. Pitman |
Apologies | Deputy J. Gallichan, Vice-Chairman |
Absent |
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In attendance | Mr. T. Oldham , Scrutiny Officer |
Ref Back | Agenda matter | Action |
[11/08/08, Item 1] | 1. Police Force Law The Panel considered its draft comments to the Minister for Home Affairs. It requested that once agreed amendments had been completed the revised draft should be distributed to Panel Members and the Panel's adviser for approval. This should be received no later than midday on Thursday 4th September in order that the Minister would be sent the Panel's comments the following day. | TO/ Panel |
[23/07/08, Item 3] | 2. Customs and Immigration The Panel noted correspondence, dated 18th August 2008, that had been despatched to the Minister for Home Affairs. It considered the draft report and current status of the Customs and Immigration Review and agreed that the officer would continue work on drafting the report and liaise with the Chairman accordingly. | DM/TO |
[21/04/08, Item 3] | 3. Higher Education Funding The Panel noted receipt of correspondence relating to financial support of students in higher education and requested clarification of the Minister's deadline for Panel comments on the matter. | TO |
| 4. Questions to Ministers The Panel noted the following arrangements for questions without notice to Ministers at future States sittings:
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| 5. Future Meetings The Panel agreed that it would not, at this time, set a date for a future Panel meeting. Agenda items that would usually be included for noting would in future be dealt with by electronic mail, although the Panel was of the opinion that it would need to meet on occasion for consideration of other matters that required greater consideration and/or decision making. The Panel directed the officer to prepare a draft agenda of all outstanding matters for consideration by the Chairman. | TO |
2nd September 2008