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David Jolley – 21st May 2021
Scrutiny Matters Feedback - Housing and population
All fixes to the housing crisis are short term. As the population rises there will always be a requirement for new houses.
The solution to most of Jersey's problems is population control. There are far to many people living here which buts strain on the housing, roads, schools and hospitals as well as other problems.
I propose that we need extreme action to reduce population in Jersey. We need to reduce the number of births for several generations and we need to reduce the amount of immigration.
This will cause short term economic damage but once we reduce the population to a desired level and keep it under control we will have economic stability.