Is Jersey another word for corruption ?
The puzzle start's to make sense. What has rezoning large chunks of Jerseys green zone land, Chief of police Graham Power, David Minty, Deputy Labey, Terry Le Main,several other players, and a man who pieces it all together Stuart Syvret got in common ?
Fact or fiction you decide, I know who I will be voting for. One of my main reasons for writing on PJ is because I have seen our island raped by developers. The Waterfront, Portlet the countryside small houses in St Ouens Bay becoming mansions. A slow moving carpet of concrete in places it should never have been seen.
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As soon as the door was closed and she was alone with Philip Bailhache – “he threw across the desk” at her, “a copy of one of her e-mails to Graham Power, and demanded that she explain her actions in making the complaint, and demanded that she write a letter of ‘apology’ to Graham Power ‘for having “misled” him with her e-mails’”.
The actions of Philip Bailhache were unlawful in many respects. Not only was he in breach of the Data Protection Law – he was also breaking Article 47 of the States of Jersey Law – by attempting to intimidate and harass a States member.
Shocked, intimidated and very upset at these events, Deputy Labey – with reluctance – wrote an e-mail to Mr. Power, but not one of ‘apology’; instead it, essentially, just informed him that the meeting had occurred, and what had been said to her.
Mr. Power, by this stage, was on leave in the United Kingdom for a few days. No doubt – once preliminary investigations, and the work of the Controller and Auditor General had been completed, the Police Chief would have then ensured a full investigation did take place.
However – he was unable to see that this happened.
At 8.44 a.m on the morning of Saturday the 8th November – William Bailhache wrote the first draft of the letter of suspension that was to be served on Graham Power – without warning – by Bill Ogley and Andrew Lewis - on the morning of the 12th November 2008.