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Health and Social Security Panel
Records of Meetings
Year: 2022
The following records of meetings have been approved by the Panel. Signed
Deputy Mary Le Hegarat
Chair
Health and Social Security Panel
Date: 10th January 2022
Present | Deputy Mary Le Hegarat , Chair Deputy Kevin Pamplin, Vice-Chair Deputy Carina Alves Senator Sam Mezec | |
Apologies |
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Absent |
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In attendance | Deputy Richard Renouf , Minister for Health and Social Services Item 1 only: Deputy Trevor Pointon, Assistant Minister for Health and Social Services Dr. Anushka Muller, Director of Improvement and Innovation Dr. Patrick Armstrong, Medical Director, Health and Community Services Rose Naylor, Chief Nurse, Health and Community Services Holly Van Ristell, Holly Van Ristell, Head of Therapies, Health and Community Services Aisling Adams, General Manager, Health and Community Services Item 2 only: Deputy Robert Ward , Member, Scrutiny Liaison Committee Deputy Inna Gardiner , Member, Scrutiny Liaison Committee Deputy David Johnson , Member, Scrutiny Liaison Committee Dr Ivan Muscat, Deputy Medical Officer of Health, Health and Community Services Alex Khaldi, Interim Director, Public Health Policy, Strategic Policy, Planning and Performance Marguerite Clarke, Head of Public Health Intelligence, Strategic Policy, Planning and Performance Emma Baker, Lead Nurse, Infection Prevention and Control, Health and Community Services Katherine de Carteret, Committee and Panel Officer Ben Walker , Research and Project Officer | |
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1. Re-opening of Samares Ward (P.115/2021) The Health and Social Security Scrutiny Panel received the Minister for Health and Social Services, the Assistant Minister for Health and Social Services and Government Officers for a meeting to discuss an Amendment that was due to be lodged by the Minister of Health and Social Services to the proposition lodged by Senator Steve Pallet, Re-opening of Samares Ward ' P.115/2021. |
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This meeting was held in private in accordance with the Freedom of Information (Jersey) Law 2011 (as amended) under Exemption Article 36 and a private record was taken. |
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2. COVID-19: Public Health Briefing The Panel and Members of the Scrutiny Liaison Committee (Scrutiny Members') received the Minister for Health and Social Services and Government Officers for a COVID-19 Public Health Update, an update on the COVID-19 vaccination programme, an update on COVID-19 case numbers at Jersey's borders, the UK and the European Union and a COVID-19 Public Health Policy Update. This meeting was held in private in accordance with the Freedom of Information (Jersey) Law 2011 (as amended) under Absolute Exemption Article 26 and a private record was taken. |
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Meeting held by video conference
Date: 13th January 2022
Present | Deputy Mary Le Hegarat , Chair Deputy Kevin Pamplin, Vice-Chair | |
Apologies | Deputy Carina Alves Senator Sam Mézec | |
Absent |
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In attendance | Deputy Judy Martin, Minister for Social Security Dr Anuschka Muller, Director of Improvement and Innovation, Health and Community Services Ian Burns, Director General, Customer and Local Services Sue Duhamel, Director, Strategic Policy, Planning and Performance Christophe Chateau, Head of Communications for Customer and Local Services William Lakeman, Senior Policy Officer, Strategic Policy, Planning and Performance Tony Wilson , Director, Institute for Employment Studies (External) Dr Mark Simpson, Chief Medical Officer, Health Management (External) Katherine de Carteret, Committee and Panel Officer Ben Walker , Research and Project Officer | |
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1. Briefing: Incapacity Review Paper The Panel received the Minister for Social Security (Minister), Government Officials and external advisors, for a private briefing in relation to the Minister's review of incapacity benefits. This meeting was held in private in accordance with the Freedom of Information (Jersey) Law 2011 (as amended) under Absolute Exemption Article 26 and a private record was taken. |
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Meeting held by video conference
Date: 24th January 2022
Present | Deputy Mary Le Hegarat , Chair Deputy Kevin Pamplin, Vice-Chair Senator Sam Mézec | |
Apologies | Deputy Carina Alves | |
Absent |
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In attendance | Senator Kristina Moore , Scrutiny Liaison Committee Deputy Robert Ward , Member, Scrutiny Liaison Committee Deputy Inna Gardiner , Member, Scrutiny Liaison Committee Connétable Mike Jackson , Scrutiny Liaison Committee Deputy Richard Renouf , Minister for Health and Social Services Deputy Trevor Pointon, Assistant Minister for Health and Social Services Dr Ivan Muscat, Deputy Medical Officer of Health, Health and Community Services Peter Bradley, Director, Public Health, Strategic Policy, Planning and Performance Alex Khaldi, Interim Director, Public Health Policy, Strategic Policy, Planning and Performance Marguerite Clarke, Head of Public Health Intelligence, Strategic Policy, Planning and Performance Katherine de Carteret, Committee and Panel Officer Ben Walker , Research and Project Officer | |
Agenda matter | Action | |
1. COVID-19: Public Health Briefing The Panel and Members of the Scrutiny Liaison Committee received the Minister for Health and Social Services and Government Officers for a COVID-19 Public Health Update, an update on COVID-19 hospitalisations and mortality, an update on the COVID-19 vaccine programme and an update on COVID-19 case numbers in the UK and the European Union. This meeting was held in private in accordance with the Freedom of Information (Jersey) Law 2011 (as amended) under Absolute Exemption Article 26 and a private record was taken. |
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Meeting held by video conference
Date: 25th January 2022
Present | Deputy Mary Le Hegarat , Chair Deputy Kevin Pamplin, Vice-Chair Deputy Carina Alves Senator Sam Mézec | |
Apologies |
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Absent |
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In attendance | Dr Anuschka Muller, Director of Improvement and Innovation, Health and Community Services Jo Poynter, Associate Managing Director, Health and Community Services Stephen Bull, Head of Portfolio Management Office, Health and Community Services Dirk Danino-Forsyth, Director of Communications, Office of the Chief Executive Katherine de Carteret, Committee and Panel Officer Ben Walker , Research and Project Officer | |
Agenda matter | Action | |
1. Briefing: Jersey Care Model (JCM) Update The Panel received Government Officials for a private briefing on the Jersey Care Model, which included an update on recruitment for JCM Governance Groups, the JCM Independent Oversight Group, the Health & Care Partnership Group, the Clinical and Professional Advisory Forum, an update on the 2021 JCM Finance Report, a JCM Progress Report for January 2022 and the 2022 JCM Delivery Plan. This meeting was held in private in accordance with the Freedom of Information (Jersey) Law 2011 (as amended) under Absolute Exemption Article 26 and a private record was taken. |
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Date: 27th January 2022
Present | Deputy Mary Le Hegarat , Chair Deputy Kevin Pamplin, Vice-Chair Deputy Carina Alves Senator Sam Mézec | |
Apologies |
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Absent |
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In attendance | Katherine de Carteret, Committee and Panel Officer Ben Walker , Research and Project Officer | |
Agenda matter | Action | |
1. Minutes The Panel noted and approved the records of the meetings held on 18th, 26th and 28th October, 3rd, 4th, 10th, 17th, 18th, 22nd, 29th November and 2nd and 8th December 2021 (public and private). | BW | |
2. Quarterly Hearing with the Minister for Health and Social Services The Panel considered a draft question plan for the quarterly hearing with the Minister for Health and Social Services, which would be held at 2.30 pm on Friday 4th February 2022 on Microsoft Teams. The Panel agreed to the areas of questioning outlined in the draft question plan but noted that they would revert with a number edits and additional questions in advance of the hearing. |
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3. Follow up Review of Mental Health Services The Panel discussed the Terms of Reference and Scoping Document for its follow up review of Mental Health Services. It was approved that the draft terms of reference would be:
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The Panel discussed the possibility of co-opting other members to its review. The Committee and Panel Officer undertook to contact the member who had expressed an interest. Subject to a few minor amendments, the Scoping Document for the follow up review of Mental Health Services was approved by the Panel. | KD |
4. Work Programme The Panel considered its work programme until May 2022, particularly the timescale for its follow up review of Mental Health Services. The Panel noted that it would also produce a legacy report to summarise its 4-year term and this would incorporate a summary of the Covid-19 response that the Panel had undertaken on an ongoing, ad-hoc basis. |
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5. Social Security Briefings The Panel requested briefings (offered by officers in Customer and Local Services) on matters relating to:
The Panel Officers undertook to make the relevant arrangements. The Panel declined a briefing on P.120/2021: Draft Social Security (Amendment of Law – Minimum Earnings Threshold) (No. 2) (Jersey) Regulations 202-' and noted that the proposition was in line with the approach agreed between the Minister and the Panel (and also the Corporate Services Scrutiny Panel) in relation to the approval of P.79/2021 (Addendum) in 2021. | KD / BW |
6. Request for meeting with the Care Commission The Panel recalled that, during Oral Questions in the States Assembly on 22nd January 2022, Deputy Pamplin had asked the Minister for the Environment about the Regulation of Care (Standards and Requirements) (Reinstatement of COVID-19 Modifications) (OQ.8/2022). A subsequent request to meet with the Care Commission had been made on behalf of the Panel about this matter. The Research and Project Officer undertook to make the relevant arrangements for the meeting. | BW |
7. Future Meetings The Panel noted that its next scheduled meeting was due to take place at 10 am on Friday 4th February 2022. |
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Meeting held by video conference
Date: 28th January 2022
Present | Deputy Mary Le Hegarat , Chair Deputy Kevin Pamplin, Vice-Chair Senator Sam Mézec Deputy Carina Alves | |
Apologies |
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Absent |
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In attendance | Senator Kristina Moore , Scrutiny Liaison Committee Deputy Robert Ward , Member, Scrutiny Liaison Committee Deputy Inna Gardiner , Member, Scrutiny Liaison Committee Connétable Mike Jackson , Scrutiny Liaison Committee Dr Ivan Muscat, Deputy Medical Officer of Health, Health and Community Services Peter Bradley, Director, Public Health, Strategic Policy, Planning and Performance Alex Khaldi, Director, Public Health Policy, Strategic Policy, Planning and Performance Marguerite Clarke, Head of Public Health Intelligence, Strategic Policy, Planning and Performance Ben Walker , Research and Project Officer | |
Agenda matter | Action | |
1. COVID-19: De-Escalation of COVID Measures The Panel and Members of the Scrutiny Liaison Committee (Scrutiny Members) received Government Officers for a briefing on the de-escalation of COVID-19 measures in Jersey. This meeting was held in private in accordance with the Freedom of Information (Jersey) Law 2011 (as amended) under Absolute Exemption Article 26 and a private record was taken. |
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Date: 4th February 2022
Present | Deputy Mary Le Hegarat , Chair Deputy Kevin Pamplin, Vice-Chair Deputy Carina Alves Senator Sam Mézec | |
Apologies |
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Absent |
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In attendance | Item 2 only: Becky Sherrington, Chief Inspector, Jersey Care Commission Francis Walker , Policy Principal, Strategic Policy, Planning and Performance Part of Item 3 only: Deputy Richard Renouf , Minister for Health and Social Services Deputy T. Pointon of St. John , Assistant Minister for Health and Social Services Dr. Anushka Muller, Director of Improvement and Innovation Mr. A. Weir, Director for Mental Health and Adult Social Care Ms. H. Lucas, Interim Chief Operating Officer Mr. J. Lynch, Principal Policy Officer Ms. J. Auffret, Lead Midwife Mr. J. Carter, Head of Estates, Health and Community Services Ms. M. Clarke, Head of Public Health Intelligence Ms. M. Roach, Head of Finance, Health and Community Services Mr. P. Armstrong, Medical Director, Health and Community Services Mr. P. Bradley, Director of Public Health Ms. S. Evans, Acting General Manager, Primary and Preventative Care Ms. E. Baker, Head of the COVID-19 Vaccination Programme Mr. S. Graham, Associate Director of People Services - Health Mr. S. McCreanney, Head of COVID Testing Edward Le Gallais, Communications Officer Katherine de Carteret, Committee and Panel Officer Ben Walker , Research and Project Officer | |
Agenda matter | Action | |
1. Minutes The Panel noted and approved the records of the meetings held on 10th January and 27th January 2022 (public and private). | BW | |
2. Briefing from the Jersey Care Commission The Panel received Becky Sherrington, Chief Inspector, Jersey Care Commission and Francis Walker , Policy Principal, Strategic Policy, Planning and Performance for an informal update on the work of the Jersey Care Commission. |
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This meeting was held in private in accordance with the Freedom of Information (Jersey) Law 2011 (as amended) under Absolute Exemption Article 26 and a private record was taken. |
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3. Meeting - Question Plan: Quarterly Public Hearing with the Minister for Health and Social Services The Panel noted and discussed its question plan in preparation for the Public Hearing with the Minister for Social Security at 2.30 pm. The Panel welcomed the Minister for Health and Social Services and various officers for a Quarterly Public Hearing at 2.30 pm. The hearing was recorded, and webcast live via Microsoft Teams and a transcript was produced. Following the Public Hearing, the Panel discussed key topics to include on its social media updates with the Panel's Communications Officer. | EL |
4. Follow up Review of Mental Health Services The Panel received an update from the Committee and Panel Officer in relation to the letters sent to targeted stakeholders as part of the follow up review. No responses had been received to date. The Panel also discussed availability for site visits related to the review. The Panel hoped to visit Orchard House, Rosewood House, Clinique Pinel and La Chasse on and the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) premises. |
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5. Future Meetings The Panel noted that its next scheduled meeting was due to take place at 10 am on Thursday 17th February 2022. |
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Meeting held by video conference
Date: 7th February 2022
Present | Deputy Mary Le Hegarat , Chair Deputy Kevin Pamplin, Vice-Chair Senator Sam Mézec Deputy Carina Alves | |
Apologies |
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Absent |
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In attendance | Item 1 and 2: Senator Kristina Moore , Chair, Corporate Services Scrutiny Panel Deputy Steve Ahier , Vice-Chair, Corporate Services Scrutiny Panel Senator Tracey Vallois, Member, Corporate Services Scrutiny Panel Senator Steve Pallett, Member, Corporate Services Scrutiny Panel Item 1 only: Mark MacGregor, Senior Policy Officer, Strategic Policy, Planning and Performance Graham Moore , Programme Manager, Treasury and Exchequer Item 2 only: Deputy Richard Renouf , Minister for Health and Social Services Deputy Trevor Pointon, Assistant Minister for Health and Social Services Dr Ivan Muscat, Deputy Medical Officer of Health, Health and Community Services Peter Bradley, Director, Public Health, Strategic Policy, Planning and Performance Alex Khaldi, Interim Director, Public Health Policy, Strategic Policy, Planning and Performance Marguerite Clarke, Head of Public Health Intelligence, Strategic Policy, Planning and Performance Jack Norris, Policy Principal, Strategic Policy, Planning and Performance Katherine de Carteret, Committee and Panel Officer Katie Griffiths, Committee and Panel Officer Ben Walker , Research and Project Officer Peter Lamy , Research and Project Officer | |
Agenda matter | Action | |
1. Briefing: Collecting Social Security Contributions Monthly from November 2022 The Panel and Members of the Corporate Services Scrutiny Panel received Government Officers for a joint briefing on the changes to the collection of Social Security Contributions from November 2022. This meeting was held in private in |
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accordance with the Freedom of Information (Jersey) Law 2011 (as amended) under Absolute Exemption Article 26 and a private record was taken. |
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2. COVID-19 Legislation and De-Escalation The Panel and Members of the Scrutiny Liaison Committee received the Minister for Health and Social Services and Government Officers for a briefing on the de- escalation of COVID-19 legislation in Jersey. This meeting was held in private in accordance with the Freedom of Information (Jersey) Law 2011 (as amended) under Absolute Exemption Article 26 and a private record was taken. |
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Meeting held by video conference
Date: 15th February 2022
Present | Deputy Mary Le Hegarat , Chair Deputy Kevin Pamplin, Vice-Chair Senator Sam Mézec Deputy Carina Alves | |
Apologies |
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Absent |
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In attendance | Item 1 only: Mark MacGregor, Senior Policy Officer, Strategic Policy, Planning and Performance Item 2 only: Senator Steve Pallett, Co-Opted for Follow-Up Review of Mental Health Services Deputy Trevor Pointon, Assistant Minister for Health and Social Services Andy Weir, Director of Mental Health and Adult Social Care, Health and Community Services Katherine de Carteret, Committee and Panel Officer Ben Walker , Research and Project Officer | |
Agenda matter | Action | |
1. Briefing: Financial Independence in Old Age – D3P Report The Panel received Mark MacGregor, Senior Policy Officer, Strategic Policy, Planning and Performance (Senior Policy Officer), for a briefing to update the Panel on the Financial Independence in Old Age Report (report) produced by D3P Global Pension Consulting (D3P), following work undertaken by D3P on financial independence in later life in 2019. This meeting was held in private in accordance with the Freedom of Information (Jersey) Law 2011 (as amended) under Absolute Exemption Article 26 and a private record was taken. |
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2. Briefing: Follow-up Review of Mental Health Services The Panel received Deputy Trevor Pointon, Assistant Minister for Health and Social Services and Andy Weir, Director of Mental Health and Adult Social Care, Health and Community Services, for a private update on the delivery of mental health services in Jersey. This meeting was held in private in accordance with the Freedom of Information (Jersey) Law 2011 (as amended) under Absolute Exemption Article 26 and a private record was taken. |
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Date: 17th February 2022
Present | Deputy Mary Le Hegarat , Chair Deputy Kevin Pamplin, Vice-Chair Deputy Carina Alves Senator Sam Mézec | |
Apologies |
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Absent |
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In attendance | Item 2 only: Mr. Mike Greenwood, Chair of the Independent Oversight Board Item 3 only: Mr. James Le Feuvre, Chair of the Health and Care Partnership Board Item 2 & 3 only: Dr. Anushka Muller, Director of Improvement and Innovation, Health and Community Services Item 5 only: Senator Steve Pallet, Co-opted to the Panel for the Follow up review of Mental Health Services Deputy Rob Ward , Chair of the Children, Education and Home Affairs Scrutiny Panel Katherine de Carteret, Committee and Panel Officer Ben Walker , Research and Project Officer | |
Agenda matter | Action | |
1. Minutes The Panel noted and approved the records of the meetings held on 13th January, 24th January and 25th January 2022 (public and private). | BW | |
2. Introduction to the new Chair of the Independent Oversight Board The Panel received Mr. Mike Greenwood, Chair of the Independent Oversight Board, and Dr. Anushka Muller, via Teams for an introductory meeting and an informal update on the work of the Independent Oversight Board from Mr. Greenwood. This meeting was held in private in accordance with the Freedom of Information (Jersey) Law 2011 (as amended) under Absolute Exemption Article 26 and a private record was taken. |
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3. Introduction to the new Chair of the Health and Care Partnership Board The Panel received Mr. James Le Feuvre, Chair of the Health and Care Partnership Board, and Dr. Anushka Muller, via Teams for an introductory meeting and an informal update on the work of the Partnership Board. |
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This meeting was held in private in accordance with the Freedom of Information (Jersey) Law 2011 (as amended) under Absolute Exemption Article 26 and a private record was taken. |
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4. Note the briefing received on the DP3 Report: Financial Wellbeing in Old Age' The Panel discussed the officer briefing it had received on 15th February 2022 in respect of the Financial Wellbeing in Old Age' Report that the Minister for Social Security had commissioned from DP3. The Panel noted that any decisions and work would be made in the next term of Government, rather than by the current Minister. The Panel asked officers to include reference to this matter on the Panel's legacy report, in order to highlight the work to the members of the next Health and Social Security Scrutiny Panel. | KD / BW |
5. Follow up Review of Mental Health Services The Panel welcomed Senator Steve Pallet and Deputy Rob Ward to the meeting for discussion of this item. Senator Pallet had been co-opted to the Panel for the Follow up Review of Mental Health Services (the Review'). Deputy Ward had been invited to attend in his capacity as Chair of the Children, Education and Home Affairs Panel in order to discuss the areas of potential crossover between the two panels in relation to Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS'). The Panel recalled the briefing provided on 15th February 2022 by the Assistant Minister for Health and Social Services and the Director of Mental Health and Adult Social Care, on which a separate record was produced. The Panel noted that it was scheduled to visit Orchard House, Rosewood House, Clinique Pinel and La Chasse on Tuesday 22nd February 2022 and CAMHS Offices on Thursday 24th February 2022. The Panel considered draft questions and themes for the review hearing with the Minister for Children and Education and the Assistant Minister, which would be held at 3.30 pm on Friday 25th February 2022 on Microsoft Teams. The Panel agreed to the areas of questioning and noted that it would revert with further input and any additional questions in advance of the hearing. The Panel considered draft questions for the quarterly hearing with the Minister for Health and Social Services, which would be held at 10.30 am on Monday 28th February 2022. The Panel agreed to the areas of questioning and noted that it would revert with further input and any additional questions in advance of the hearing. |
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6. Quarterly Hearing with the Minister for Social Security The Panel considered a draft question plan for the quarterly hearing with the Minister for Social Security, which would be held at 10.00 am on Tuesday 22nd February 2022. The Panel agreed to the areas of questioning outlined in the draft question plan but agreed that it would revert with a number of edits and additional questions in advance of the hearing. | KD |
7. Future Meetings The Panel noted that its next scheduled meeting was due to take place at 10 am on Thursday 24th February 2022. |
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Meeting held by video conference
Date: 21st February 2022
Present | Deputy Kevin Pamplin, Vice-Chair Senator Sam Mézec Deputy Carina Alves | |
Apologies | Deputy Mary Le Hegarat , Chair | |
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In attendance | Senator Kristina Moore , Chair, Scrutiny Liaison Committee Deputy Richard Renouf , Minister for Health and Social Services Deputy Trevor Pointon, Assistant Minister for Health and Social Services Dr Ivan Muscat, Deputy Medical Officer of Health, Health and Community Services Alex Khaldi, Interim Director, Public Health Policy, Strategic Policy, Planning and Performance Bernard Place, Operational Lead for the COVID-19 Vaccination Programme, Health and Community Services Rachel Williams, Director, Strategic Policy, Planning and Performance Clare Newman, Principal Policy Officer, Public Health, Strategic Policy, Planning and Performance Katherine de Carteret, Committee and Panel Officer Ben Walker , Research and Project Officer | |
Agenda matter | Action | |
1. COVID-19: Public Health Briefing The Panel and Members of the Scrutiny Liaison Committee (Scrutiny Members') received the Minister for Health and Social Services and Government Officers for a COVID-19 Public Health Update, an update on the COVID-19 vaccination programme and the post-emergency phase strategy for Jersey. This meeting was held in private in accordance with the Freedom of Information (Jersey) Law 2011 (as amended) under Absolute Exemption Article 26 and a private record was taken. |
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Economic and International Affairs Scrutiny Panel
Record of Meeting
Meeting held by video conference
Date: 22nd February 2022
Present Deputy Mary Le Hegarat , Chair
Deputy Kevin Pamplin, Vice-Chair Deputy Carina Alves
Senator Sam Mézec
Item 2 only:
Senator Steve Pallett (Co-opted for Follow-Up Review of Mental Health Services)
Apologies
Absent
In attendance Part of Item 1 only:
Deputy Judy Martin, Minister for Social Security
Ian Burns, Director General, Customer and Local Services
Sue Duhamel, Head of Policy, Strategic Policy, Planning and Performance Mark MacGregor, Policy Principal, Strategic Policy, Planning and Performance
Item 2 only:
Deputy Richard Renouf , Minister for Health and Social Services
Deputy Trevor Pointon, Assistant Minister for Health and Social Services Andy Weir, Director of Mental Health and Adult Social Care
Olivia Card, Acting Lead Nurse – Inpatient Mental Health
Dr. Max Marshall, Health and Community Services
Katherine De Carteret , Committee and Panel Officer Ben Walker , Research and Project Officer
Agenda matter Action
- Quarterly Public Hearing with the Minister for Social Security
The Panel noted and discussed its question plan in preparation for the Public Hearing with the Minister for Social Security at 10.00 am.
The Panel welcomed the Minister for Social Security to a Quarterly Public Hearing. The hearing was recorded, and webcast live via Microsoft Teams and a transcript was produced.
Following the Public Hearing, the Panel discussed key topics to include in its media release, with the Communications Officer.
- Site Visits: Rosewood House, Orchard House, Clinique Pinel and La Chasse
The Panel and accompanying Ministers and Officers were split into 2 groups to undertake the site visits at Rosewood House, Clinique Pinel and Orchard House. The groups each viewed the buildings and facilities, and particularly noted the changes made since the previous visit by the Panel in 2018.
The Panel received a tour of Beech Ward at Rosewood House which is used for dementia assessment and care. Beech Ward was previously in Clinique Pinel, but had been relocated to Rosewood House because of the construction works and changes underway. The Panel was shown a number of rooms which included dementia friendly spaces and access to outside space. The Panel received a tour of Cedar Ward , located on the first floor of Clinique Pinel which is used for the assessment and care of older adults, typically over the age of 65, who are suffering from mental health problems. At the time of the Panel's visit the ground floor and surrounding curtilage was a construction site. The Panel saw and heard about how this affected the ward, and one (at the time non-occupied) patient room in particular. The Panel was advised that the timeframe for completion of the building works, as advised by the contractor, had been extended from the original deadline of May 2022 to September 2022. The Panel received a tour of Orchard House which accommodated the Adult Acute Assessment Unit. The Panel noted that the facilities had been improved since a visit was undertaken in 2018. The Panel noted in particular the improved change in the recreation areas for patients and, also, the addition of skylights, which allowed more natural light into the building. The Panel, Ministers and Officers then travelled to La Chasse, St Helier which was used as the base for the Community Mental Health Team. The Panel discussed Adult Mental Health Services with the Minister, Assistant Minister and HCS officers present, noting the challenges that had been presented through Covid-19 pandemic and, also, the way forward for the department following the publication of the Independent Review of Adult Mental Health Services in Jersey in November 2021. The Panel was introduced to various staff during the visits which provided the opportunity to informally discuss the delivery of services, including positive changes and challenges they had faced. During the discussion at La Chasse, the Panel was informed about the wider issues impacting staff such as the cost of living and challenges to find accommodation. The Panel thanked the Minister, Assistant Minister and HCS staff and officers for their time, and they concluded the site visits. |
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Date: 24th February 2022
Present | Deputy Mary Le Hegarat , Chair Deputy Kevin Pamplin, Vice-Chair Deputy Carina Alves Senator Sam Mézec Senator Steve Pallett (Item 2 and 4 only – Co-opted for Follow-Up Review of Mental Health Services) | |
Apologies |
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Absent |
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In attendance | Item 4 only: Darren Bowring, Head of Children's Health and Wellbeing, Children, Young People, Education and Skills Katherine de Carteret, Committee and Panel Officer Ben Walker , Research and Project Officer | |
Agenda matter | Action | |
1. Minutes The Panel noted and approved the record of the meeting held on 4th February 2022 (public and private). |
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2. Briefing: COVID-19 Public Health update The Panel noted that it had received the Minister for Health and Social Services and Government Officials, for a private joint briefing on the COVID-19 situation with Members of the Scrutiny Liaison Committee, on 21st February 2022. |
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3. Follow-up Review of Mental Health Services
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4. Site visit to Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) The Panel visited the CAMHS Office at Children's Services (Liberte House), to discuss the services provided by CAMHS, the physical environment available to CAMHS service users, a tour of the key facilities at Liberte House and the opportunity to |
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informally discuss the provision of mental health services to children and young people with CAMHS staff. The Panel discussed CAMHS services with Darren Bowring, Head of Children's Health and Wellbeing, Children, Young People, Education and Skills (Head of Children's Health and Wellbeing). The Head of Children's Health and Wellbeing informed the Panel about the key services and challenges faced by CAMHS. It was advised that whilst Liberte House was an improvement over the previous facility, there remained areas for improvement. The Panel then received a tour of the first floor of Liberte House by the Head of Children's Health and Wellbeing. The Panel were shown a number of rooms which included meeting rooms, a room for undertaking medical assessments, an art therapy room and the office used by CAMHS staff. The Panel was introduced to a number of CAMHS staff present during the Panel's tour which provided the Panel with an opportunity to informally discuss the delivery of CAMHS services with staff. The Panel thanked the Head of Children's Health and Wellbeing for his time, and they concluded the site visit of Liberte House. |
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5. Future meetings The Panel noted that its next scheduled meeting was due to take place at 10am on 10th March 2022 in the Blampied Room. |
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Meeting held by video conference
Date: 25th February 2022
Present | Deputy Mary Le Hegarat , Chair Deputy Kevin Pamplin, Vice-Chair Deputy Carina Alves Senator Sam Mézec | |
Apologies | Senator Steve Pallett (co-opted to the Panel for the review) | |
Absent |
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In attendance | Deputy Scott Wickenden, Minister for Children and Education Deputy Trevor Pointon, Assistant Minister for Health and Social Services Susan Devlin, Group Director, Children's Services, Children, Young People, Education and Skills Robert Sainsbury, Acting Director General, Children, Young People, Education and Skills Darren Bowring, Head of Children's Health and Wellbeing, Children, Young People, Education and Skills Katherine de Carteret, Committee and Panel Officer Ben Walker , Research and Project Officer | |
Agenda matter | Action | |
1. Public Hearing: Follow-Up Review of Mental Health Services The Panel welcomed the Minister for Children and Education for a Public Hearing. The hearing was recorded, and webcast live via Microsoft Teams and a transcript was produced. |
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Meeting held by video conference
Date: 28th February 2022
Present | Deputy Mary Le Hegarat , Chair Deputy Kevin Pamplin, Vice-Chair Deputy Carina Alves Senator Steve Pallett (co-opted to the Panel for the review) | |
Apologies | Senator Sam Mézec | |
Absent |
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In attendance | Deputy Richard Renouf , Minister for Health and Social Services Deputy Trevor Pointon, Assistant Minister for Health and Social Services Patrick Armstrong, Medical Director, Health and Community Services Rose Naylor, Chief Nurse, Health and Community Services Andy Weir, Director of Mental Health and Adult Social Care, Health and Community Services Caroline Landon, Director General, Health and Community Services Mark Richardson, Private Secretary to the Minister for Health and Social Services Katherine de Carteret, Committee and Panel Officer Ben Walker , Research and Project Officer | |
Agenda matter | Action | |
1. Public Hearing: Follow-Up Review of Mental Health Services The Panel welcomed the Minister for Health and Social Services for a Public Hearing. The hearing was recorded, and webcast live via Microsoft Teams and a transcript was produced. |
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Date: 10th March 2022
Present | Deputy Mary Le Hegarat , Chair Deputy Kevin Pamplin, Vice-Chair Deputy Carina Alves Senator Sam Mézec | |
Apologies | Senator Steve Pallett (Co-opted for Follow-Up Review of Mental Health Services) | |
Absent |
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In attendance | Katherine de Carteret, Committee and Panel Officer Ben Walker , Research and Project Officer | |
Agenda matter | Action | |
1. Minutes The Panel noted and approved the records of the meetings held on 28th January (public and private), 7th (public and private), 25th and 28th February 2022. |
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2. Follow-up Review of Mental Health Services The Panel noted recent submissions it had received from Family Nursing & Home Care, Mind Jersey, Dementia Jersey and Liberate Jersey and asked whether all submissions had been received. The Officer informed the Panel that it was due to receive a submission from the Children's Commissioner and that the Maternity Voices Partnership had requested additional time to respond. The Panel discussed dates for site visits to the States of Jersey Police Station and H.M. Prison La Moye and requested that the Officer arrange for these to take place on 6th and 8th April 2022. |
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3. Legacy Report The Panel noted and discussed key pieces of scrutiny work to be considered as part of its Legacy Report which included:
The Panel noted that the largest piece of handover work was the JCM, which included future tracking and monitoring of the recommendations made by the Panel's 2020 review of the JCM. |
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4. COVID-19: Public Health Briefings |
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The Officer asked the Panel to confirm its scheduling preferences for the COVID-19 Public Health Briefings that took place on a fortnightly basis. The Panel stated that its current preference was for the regular COVID-19 Public Health briefings to be continued, if possible, but noted that this would be discussed further with the Chair, the Scrutiny Liaison Committee, and the Department. |
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5. Future Meetings The Panel noted that its next scheduled meeting was due to take place at 2pm on Thursday 24th March 2022. |
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Meeting held by video conference
Date: 11th March 2022
Present | Deputy Kevin Pamplin, Vice-Chair Senator Sam Mézec Deputy Carina Alves | |
Apologies | Deputy Mary Le Hegarat , Chair | |
Absent |
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In attendance | Senator Tracey Vallois, Member, Children, Education and Home Affairs Scrutiny Panel Deputy Trevor Pointon, Assistant Minister for Health and Social Services Susan Devlin, Group Director, Children's Services, Children, Young People, Education and Skills Daniella Raffio, Head of Commissioning and Service Redesign, Children, Young People, Education and Skills Darren Bowring, Head of Children's Health and Wellbeing, Children, Young People, Education and Skills Andy Harris , Principal Committee and Panel Officer Katherine de Carteret, Committee and Panel Officer Monique Magalhaes, Research and Project Officer Ben Walker , Research and Project Officer | |
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1. Briefing: Children and Young People's Emotional Wellbeing and Mental Health Strategy The Panel and Members of the Children, Education and Home Affairs Scrutiny Panel (Scrutiny Members) received the Assistant Minister for Health and Social Services and Government Officers for an update on the development of the Children and Young People's Emotional Wellbeing and Mental Health Strategy 2022-2025 (Strategy). This meeting was held in private in accordance with the Freedom of Information (Jersey) Law 2011 (as amended) under Qualified Exemption Article 35 and a private record was taken. |
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Meeting held by video conference
Date: 21st March 2022
Present | Deputy Kevin Pamplin, Vice-Chair Senator Sam Mézec Deputy Carina Alves | |
Apologies | Deputy Mary Le Hegarat , Chair | |
Absent |
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In attendance | Senator Kristina Moore , Chair, Scrutiny Liaison Committee Connétable Mike Jackson , Member, Scrutiny Liaison Committee Deputy Richard Renouf , Minister for Health and Social Services Deputy Trevor Pointon, Assistant Minister for Health and Social Services Dr Ivan Muscat, Deputy Medical Officer of Health, Health and Community Services Peter Bradley, Director of Public Health, Strategic Policy, Planning and Performance Emma Baker, Lead Nurse, Infection Prevention and Control, Health and Community Services Alex Khaldi, Interim Director, Public Health Policy, Strategic Policy, Planning and Performance James Lynch, Policy Principal, Strategic Policy, Planning and Performance Marguerite Clark, Head of Health Intelligence, Strategic Policy, Planning and Performance Clare Newman, Principal Policy Officer, Public Health, Strategic Policy, Planning and Performance Katherine de Carteret, Committee and Panel Officer Ben Walker , Research and Project Officer | |
Agenda matter | Action | |
1. COVID-19: Public Health Briefing The Panel and Members of the Scrutiny Liaison Committee (Scrutiny Members) received the Minister for Health and Social Services and Government Officers for a COVID-19 Public Health Update, an update on COVID-19 hospitalisation and mortality, an update on the COVID-19 vaccination programme and update on COVID- 19 and borders and an update on the BA.2 Omicron variant (BA.2 Variant). This meeting was held in private in accordance with the Freedom of Information (Jersey) Law 2011 (as amended) under Absolute Exemption Article 26 and a private record was taken. |
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Date: 25th March 2022
Present | Deputy Mary Le Hegarat , Chair Deputy Kevin Pamplin, Vice-Chair Deputy Carina Alves Senator Sam Mézec Senator Steve Pallett (Item 2 only – Co-opted for Follow-Up Review of Mental Health Services) | |
Apologies |
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Absent |
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In attendance | Katherine de Carteret, Committee and Panel Officer Ben Walker , Research and Project Officer | |
Agenda matter | Action | |
1. Minutes The Panel noted and approved the records of the meetings held on 15th (public and private x2), 17th (public and private), 21st (public and private), 22nd and 24th February 2022. |
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2. Follow-up Review of Mental Health Services The Panel noted the submission it had received from the Maternity Voices Partnership on 10th March 2022. The Panel noted that follow-up letters had been sent to the Minister for Health and Social Services on 14th March and the Minister for Home Affairs on 17th March 2022. The Committee and Panel Officer informed the Panel that she had requested confirmation that the Minister for Health and Social Services would be able to provide a response by 25th March 2022. The Panel noted that follow-up letters had been sent on 17th March 2022, to My Voice, Maternity Voices Partnership, Liberate Jersey, the Primary Care Body and Mind Jersey, that requested additional data and evidence to support their submissions to the Panel's review. The Panel discussed alternative dates for a meeting with the Chief Officer of the States of Jersey Police and agreed to meet with the Chief Officer virtually via Microsoft Teams. The Panel requested that the Officer schedule a Microsoft Teams call with the Chief Officer on 28th March 2022 from 1pm to 2pm. The Committee and Panel Officer informed the Panel that arrangements had been made for the Panel to undertake a site visit at HM Prison Law Moye on 6th April 2022 at 2pm, and that details of the Panel's visit would be confirmed in due course. | BW | |
3. Briefing: Children and Young People's Emotional Wellbeing and Mental Health Strategy |
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The Panel noted the recent joint briefing on the Children and Young People's Emotional Wellbeing and Mental Health Strategy, with the Children, Education and Home Affairs Scrutiny Panel, on 11th March 2022. |
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4. Future Meetings The Panel noted that its next scheduled meeting was due to take place at 10am on Thursday 7th April 2022 (dependent on the business of the States Assembly). |
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Meeting held by video conference
Date: 28th March 2022
Present | Deputy Mary Le Hegarat , Chair Deputy Kevin Pamplin, Vice-Chair Senator Sam Mézec Deputy Carina Alves | |
Apologies |
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Absent |
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In attendance | Robin Smith, Chief of Police, States of Jersey Police Mark Hafey, Chief Inspector, States of Jersey Police Katherine de Carteret, Committee and Panel Officer Ben Walker , Research and Project Officer | |
Agenda matter | Action | |
1. Meeting with Chief of Police to discuss the Panel's Follow-up Review of Mental Health Services The Panel received the Chief of Police and Chief Inspector of the States of Jersey Police to discuss matters in relation to the Follow-up Review of Mental Health Services. This meeting was held in private in accordance with the Freedom of Information (Jersey) Law 2011 (as amended) under Absolute Exemption Article 26 and a private record was taken. |
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Meeting held by video conference
Date: 4th April 2022
Present Deputy Mary Le Hegarat , Chair
Deputy Kevin Pamplin, Vice-Chair
Apologies Deputy Carina Alves
Senator Sam Mézec
Senator Steve Pallett (Co-opted for Follow-Up Review of Mental Health Services)
Absent
In attendance Deputy Kevin Lewis , Minister for Infrastructure
Tim Daniels, Director, Jersey Property Holdings
Anthony Norman, Capital Projects Manager
Barry Freeman, Principal Architect, Infrastructure, Housing and Environment
Christopher Rondel, Private Secretary to the Minister for Infrastructure
Katherine De Carteret , Committee and Panel Officer
Agenda matter Action
1. Site Visit: Clinique Pinel
The Panel and accompanying Minister and Officers undertook a visit to the construction work being undertaken on the ground floor of Clinique Pinel, La Route de La Hougue Bie, St Saviour.
The Panel was provided with a tour of the existing building structure and new extension works at Clinique Pinel, which were in varying stages of development. The Panel had the opportunity to view a newly installed anti-ligature bathroom suite and was able to gain a sense of the size of rooms and layout of the space. The Panel also viewed the area of the new building extension that would be used as the designated place of safety.
The Panel heard about the various challenges of operating adjacent to (and underneath) Cedar Ward , which remained in use for patient care. Examples of areas discussed included moving the soil stacks, maintaining electrics, ensuring fire safety and mitigating noise.
The Panel also heard about other challenges during the building process, which included the impact of Brexit on prices and supply of materials and, also, the effect of COVID-19 pandemic restrictions and isolation requirements on the availability of construction workers during the project.
At the time of the visit the Panel was advised that the timeframe for completion of the building works would be September 2022.
The Panel thanked the Minister and Officers for their time, and they concluded the site visit.
Meeting held by video conference
Date: 6th April 2022
Present Deputy Mary Le Hegarat , Chair
Deputy Kevin Pamplin, Vice-Chair Deputy Carina Alves
Senator Sam Mézec
Item 2 only:
Senator Steve Pallett (Co-opted for Follow-Up Review of Mental Health Services)
Apologies
Absent
In attendance Item 1 only:
Deputy Richard Renouf , Minister for Health and Social Services
Deputy Trevor Pointon, Assistant Minister for Health and Social Services
Caroline Landon, Director General, Health and Community Services
Jo Poynter, Associate Managing Director, Health and Community Services Dr Ivan Muscat, Deputy Medical Officer of Health, Health and Community Services
Peter Bradley, Director of Public Health, Strategic Policy, Planning and Performance
Dr. Anushka Muller, Director, Improvement and Innovation, Health and Community Services
Rose Naylor, Chief Nurse, Health and Community Services
Claire Thompson, Deputy Chief Nurse, Health and Community Services Dana Scott , Interim Head of Midwifery and Associate Chief Nurse, Health and Community Services
Sarah Evans, General Manager, Primary and Preventative Care, Health and Community Services
Item 2 only:
Susie Richardson, Prison Governor, Justice and Home Affairs
Mike Cutland, Chief Probation Officer, Probation and After-Care Service Artur Soliwoda, Head of Operations, Justice and Home Affairs
Andy Buttimer, Head of Healthcare, Justice and Home Affairs
Katherine De Carteret , Committee and Panel Officer Ben Walker , Research and Project Officer
Agenda matter Action
1. Quarterly Public Hearing with the Minister for Health and Social Services
The Panel noted and discussed its question plan in preparation for the Public Hearing with the Minister for Health and Social Services at 10.00 am.
The Panel welcomed the Minister for Health and Social Services to a Quarterly Public Hearing. The hearing was recorded, and webcast live via Microsoft Teams and a transcript was produced. Following the Public Hearing, the Panel discussed key topics to include in its media release, with the Communications Officer. |
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2. Follow-up Review of Mental Health Services: Site Visit to H.M. Prison La Moye The Panel visited H.M. Prison La Moye (Prison), to discuss mental health services provided within the Prison and the opportunity to informally discuss the provision of mental health services to prisoners with Prison staff. The Panel received an update about the role of the Prison in relation to the mental health of prisoners by Susie Richardson, Prison Governor, Justice and Home Affairs (Governor). It was advised that the main difference between the provision of mental health services to Jersey prisoners and U.K. prisoners, was that the Prison operated an internal healthcare service employed by the Prison Service, which often resulted in an improved service for Jersey prisoners. It was also advised that mental health services were provided to U.K. prisoners via the National Health Service. The Governor informed the Panel that decisions about moving prisoners from the Prison to a secure U.K. mental health facility were made during the Jersey court process, and that Jersey experienced less complex mental health needs when compared with the U.K. The Panel discussed the impact of COVID-19 and further discussed the impact of Jersey's current court processes, Prison mental health staffing as well as the needs of prisoners in Jersey compared with prisoners in the UK. The role of the Crisis Team and the Home Treatment Team was discussed, and it was noted that the relationship between these teams and the Prison was managed by a Community Psychiatric Nurse. The Panel was advised that on a number of occasions there had been a delay in the response from the Crisis Team and they had not been able to respond, in some instances, for days. The Panel thanked the Prison Governor and Officers for their time, and they concluded the meeting at the Prison. |
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Date: 20th April 2022
Present | Deputy Mary Le Hegarat , Chair Deputy Kevin Pamplin, Vice-Chair Deputy Carina Alves Senator Sam Mézec | |
Apologies |
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Absent |
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In attendance | Deputy Richard Renouf , Minister for Health and Social Services Patrick Armstrong, Medical Director, Health and Community Services Claire Thompson, Deputy Chief Nurse, Health and Community Services John Griffiths, Director, In-Form Solutions Andrew Hart shorn, Management Consultant, In-Form Solutions Philippa MacAndrew, Change Manager, Health and Community Services Mark Richardson, Private Secretary to the Minister for Health and Social Services, Office of the Chief Executive Katherine de Carteret, Committee and Panel Officer Ben Walker , Research and Project Officer | |
Agenda matter | Action | |
1. Briefing: Radiotherapy Unit in Jersey (P.113/2021) The Panel received the Minister for Health and Social Services (Minister), Government Officers and external consultants from In-Form Solutions for a briefing on P.113/2021. The Panel recalled that P.113/2021 was debated and approved by the States Assembly on 8th February 2022. This meeting was held in private in accordance with the Freedom of Information (Jersey) Law 2011 (as amended) under Qualified Exemption Article 35 and a private record was taken. |
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Date: 21st April 2022
Present | Deputy Mary Le Hegarat , Chair Deputy Kevin Pamplin, Vice-Chair Deputy Carina Alves Senator Sam Mézec | |
Apologies |
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Absent |
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In attendance | Deputy Judy Martin, Minister for Social Security Deputy Jeremy Macon, Assistant Minister for Social Security Ian Burns, Director General, Customer and Local Services Paul McGinnety, Director of Local Services, Customer and Local Services Sue Duhamel, Director, Strategic Policy, Planning and Performance Samantha Sugden, Policy Principal, Strategic Policy, Planning and Performance Mark MacGregor, Policy Principal, Strategic Policy, Planning and Performance William Lakeman, Senior Policy Officer, Strategic Policy, Planning and Performance Tara Murphy, Senior Policy Officer, Strategic Policy, Planning and Performance Matthew Viney, Senior Policy Officer, Strategic Policy, Planning and Performance Katherine De Carteret , Committee and Panel Officer Ben Walker , Research and Project Officer | |
Agenda matter | Action | |
1. Quarterly Public Hearing with the Minister for Social Security The Panel noted and discussed its question plan in preparation for the Public Hearing with the Minister for Social Security at 3pm. The Panel welcomed the Minister for Social Security to a Quarterly Public Hearing. The hearing was recorded, and webcast live via Microsoft Teams and a transcript was produced. Following the Public Hearing, the Panel discussed key topics to include in its media release, with the Communications Officer. |
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Date: 22nd April 2022
Present | Deputy Mary Le Hegarat , Chair Deputy Kevin Pamplin, Vice-Chair Deputy Carina Alves Senator Sam Mézec | |
Apologies |
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Absent |
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In attendance | Katherine De Carteret , Committee and Panel Officer Ben Walker , Research and Project Officer | |
Agenda matter | Action | |
1. Meeting: Follow-up Review of Mental Health Services – Report The Panel recalled that the Committee and Panel Officer previously circulated a final draft of the Panel's report on 19th April 2022, following its Follow-up Review of Mental Health Services. The Panel discussed and approved a number of amendments to the final draft of the report and requested that the Officer make the necessary changes. | KDC | |
Date: 5th May 2022
Present Deputy Mary Le Hegarat , Chair
Deputy Kevin Pamplin, Vice-Chair Deputy Carina Alves
Senator Sam Mézec
Apologies
Absent
In attendance Item 2 only:
Peter Bradley, Director of Public Health, Strategic Policy, Planning and Performance
Katherine De Carteret , Committee and Panel Officer Ben Walker , Research and Project Officer
Rosalyn Sharp, Research and Project Officer
Agenda matter Action
- Records of Meetings
The Panel noted and approved the records of the meetings held on 25th March 2022, 6th, 20th, 21st and 22nd April 2022.
- Draft Public Health Strategy: Meeting with Peter Bradley
The Panel received Peter Bradley, Director of Public Health, Strategic Policy, Planning and Performance (SPPP) (Director), for a private briefing on the development of the Jersey Public Health Strategy (Strategy). This meeting was held in private in accordance with the Freedom of Information (Jersey) Law 2011 (as amended) under Qualified Exemption Article 36.
- Legacy Report
The Panel noted and discussed the draft Legacy Report circulated on the 29th April
2022 and requested that the Committee and Panel Officer make a number of changes. The Panel agreed to approve the final version via Microsoft Teams. KDC
- Future Meetings
The Panel noted that its final meeting was scheduled to take place at 3pm on Friday 6th May 2022.
Date: 6th May 2022
Present | Deputy Mary Le Hegarat , Chair Deputy Kevin Pamplin, Vice-Chair Deputy Carina Alves Senator Sam Mézec | |
Apologies |
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Absent |
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In attendance | Dr Anuschka Muller, Director of Improvement and Innovation, Health and Community Services Item 1: Jo Poynter, Associate Managing Director, Health and Community Services Krysta Swain, Jersey Care Model Communications Manager, Office of the Chief Executive Item 2: Mike Greenwood, Chair, Independent Oversight Board Katherine de Carteret, Committee and Panel Officer Ben Walker , Research and Project Officer | |
Agenda matter | Action | |
1. Briefing: Jersey Care Model (JCM) Update The Panel received Government Officials for a private briefing on the Jersey Care Model, which included a brief update on the recent Parish roadshows undertaken to inform Islanders about the JCM and, also, an update on the progress made with items recorded on the JCM recommendation's tracker. This meeting was held in private in accordance with the Freedom of Information (Jersey) Law 2011 (as amended) under Absolute Exemption Article 26 and a private record was taken. |
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2. Briefing: Extension of JCM Independent Oversight Board (IOB) Remit The Panel received Dr Anuschka Muller, Director of Improvement and Innovation, Health and Community Services and Mike Greenwood, Chair, Independent Oversight Board for a private briefing on the decision to extend the remit of the JCM IOB. This meeting was held in private in accordance with the Freedom of Information (Jersey) Law 2011 (as amended) under Absolute Exemption Article 26 and a private record was taken. |
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3. Future Meetings The Panel noted that it was not due to hold any further meetings. The Panel agreed to approve its outstanding unapproved minutes by email. |
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