I would not be surprised, if the full register is not on line in a week. This will indeed and excuse the expression, put two fingers up to Jerseys secret loving States members.
Is there not something wrong when the Jersey Government especially the CoM are against the Freedom of Information law being made legal ?Is there not something wrong when passed ( probably through the ensuing public outcry ) it will take until 2015 to enact ?
Today.
THE register of States Members’ property and business holdings will be published, but not until after the elections.
Members agreed this week to publish the register online, which records brief details of the assets of politicians and their partners, but that it should not happen until the next ‘class’ of States Members is sworn in from December.
At the moment, anyone can inspect the register in the States bookshop in Morier House, but it has not been published online.
The register was set up in 2005 and has been published by the JEP – but the law prohibits the States Greffe from putting it on the internet.
http://www.thisisjersey.com/2011/06/13/politicians-agree-to-publish-interests/2004
POLITICIANS have backed a ‘charter for corruption’ by failing to make it an offence to deliberately omit their business interests from the register of Members’ interests, claims Senator Stuart Syvret.
Members voted by 27 to 19 to reject proposals from the Senator that would have made it a crime for a politician to deliberately not declare an interest.
And Senator Syvret contends that the decision will lead the public to have an ‘even lower opinion of their elected representatives than they do now’.
‘This means any corruption can continue unabated and the penalty will be nothing more than a slap on the wrist.
Article posted on 17th November, 2004
www.thisisjersey.com/2004/11/17/states-vote-for-right-to-keep-interests-secret/----------------------------------------------
Article posted on 16th July, 2004 Senator Ozouf.
The panel, chaired by Deputy Robert Duhamel, were not happy to accept the Senator’s contentions and repeatedly asked him why he had not declared the family interest in his entries on the official register of States Members’ interests.
www.thisisjersey.com/2004/07/16/senators-silence-comes-under-fire/------------------------------------
Article posted on 21st April, 2006 (Proposer admits interest after debate).
Earlier this month the States debated a proposition from Deputy Fox about service level agreements for the UK and France ferry routes.
At the end of the debate Deputies Fox and Andrew Lewis declared that they had an interest because they owned property in France, but the remaining six Members with property in France
WWW.thisisjersey.com/2006/04/21/states-members-keep-quiet-over-debate-interests/or the UK did not do so.
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WEB board gets slap on the wrist
Article posted on 1st July, 2008
THE directors of the Waterfront Enterprise Board have been criticised for not declaring their interests, according to an independent report released today.
www.thisisjersey.com/2008/07/01/web-board-gets-slap-on-the-wrist/---------------------------------
It is easy to understand why Stuart Syvrets proposition was not supported.
BB