| Committee/Panel: Children, Education & Home Affairs Panel | |
| Launch Date: 18 April 2013 | Close Date: To be advised |
| Submissions Deadline: To be advised | Ministerial Response Date: To be advised |
| Review Status: Comments published | |
About
The Minister claims in his proposition (P.36/2013) that the introduction of charges is not simply about saving £200,000 in his budget to contribute towards CSR targets but is also an opportunity to refresh the service, to reach more people and provide more services. It is claimed that the service is currently limited by having a fixed annual budget and is unable to develop and expand to meet the demand from students for instrumental tuition. With a new funding stream the service will be able to offer a wider range of instruments to students and provide greater support to schools.
The Panel wishes to test the evidence for these claims.
Terms of reference
- To consider the implications of introducing user pays charges for the Jersey Music Service