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Health, Social Security and Housing Scrutiny Panel
Record of Meeting
Date: 4th October 2013 Meeting No: 132
Present | Deputy K. L. Moore , Chairman Deputy J. A. Hilton, Vice-Chairman |
Apologies | Deputy J. G. Reed |
Absent |
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In attendance | Miss K. Boydens , Scrutiny Officer |
Ref Back | Agenda matter | Action |
| 1. Records of Meetings The Panel noted and approved the records of its meetings held on 9th, 13th, 16th, 17th and 20th September 2013. The Panel requested minor changes to the record held on the 6th September and private record held on 17th September 2013. The officer advised that the two records would be amended and added to the next agenda. | KB |
24.05.13 Item 6 517/1(25) | 2. Quarterly Public Hearing with the Minister for Social Security The Panel discussed its questions in preparation for the quarterly hearing with the Minister for Social Security. The Panel received Senator F. du H. Le Gresley, Minister for Social Security, Deputy S. Pinel, Assistant Minister for Social Security, Mrs S. Duhamel, Policy and Strategy Director, Mr R. Bell, Chief Officer, Mr I. Burns, Operations Director, and Mr J. Williams, Director of Contributions, Enforcement and Contributory Benefits for a Quarterly Public Hearing. |
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20.09.13 Item 3 517/21 | 3. Full Business Cases Review: Redesign of Health and Social Services The Panel met with Mr. J. Hopley, Chairman of the community and voluntary care sector partnership for a meeting to discuss the progress of the FBCs and sustainable primary care model. The meeting was held in private session under Article 3.2.1(a)(xiv) of the Code of Practice on Public Access to Official Information and a private record was taken. |
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20.09.13 Item 2 517/25 | 4. Long-Term Care Prior to the meeting, the Panel had received a copy of its advisor's report regarding Long-Term Care. The Panel highlighted a couple of paragraphs within the report which required further clarification and requested that its advisor was contacted. The Panel noted that it was due to meet with Jersey Finance on Friday 11th October at 2:30 to discuss the proposed scheme. | KB |
27.09.13 Item 2 517/26 | 5. Mental Health and Suicide The Panel agreed that it would not undertake a review into the above topic due to duplication concerns with the Health Department's review of mental health services. The Panel was advised that Deputy Tadier of the Education and Home Affairs Scrutiny Panel had expressed an interest in joining the Panel to undertake a review into the matter. It was |
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| agreed that Deputy Tadier would be notified of the Panel's decision. The Panel discussed the meetings it had held to date regarding mental health services in Jersey and requested further research into Guernsey and the process of transporting prisoners with mental health issues off island. Although it would not review mental health services, the Panel agreed that a meeting with Mr J. Hollywood, Jersey Alzheimer's Association, may still be beneficial. The officer advised that this would most likely take place within the week commencing 14th October. | KB/JH KB/JH |
517/1(36) | 6. Safeguarding of Children and Adults The Panel agreed that a review of the Court and its role in the safeguarding of children and adults would be a possible topic for its next review. In the first instance, it requested a meeting with the Joint Independent Chair for Children and Vulnerable Adults Safeguarding to discuss the matter further. | KB/JH |
20.09.13 Item 4 517/20 | 7. Housing Transformation Programme The Panel noted that it was currently awaiting the final report and proposition for Social Housing Regulations. The Panel noted that a meeting with the Housing Department would be organised in due course following an invitation from the Chief Officer to the Chairman. | KB |
| 8. Future Meetings The Panel noted that its next scheduled meeting was due to take place on 18th October in the Le Capelain room, States Building. |
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