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Minister keeping an open mind over tree regulation

PLANS to regulate tree-felling remain under discussion after the Environment Minister said he was keeping a “completely open mind” about amending the Planning Law.Deputy Jonathan Renouf said he was “open” to other methods of achieving tree pr.

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Minister withdraws plans to tighten tree legislation

Minister withdraws plans to tighten tree legislation
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New landlord licensing scheme to be introduced in Jersey

A LANDLORD licensing scheme proposed by the Environment Minister has been approved by the States Assembly.A draft law brought forward by Deputy Jonathan Renouf to help tackle

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Minister: Tree law is even more relevant after storm

THE Environment Minister is refusing to back down on controversial plans for tree legislation after hundreds were damaged or destroyed during Storm Ciarán.Deputy Jonathan Renouf (pictured, right) said that laws to regulate tree-felling were “as re.

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Social security funds are not a convenient piggy bank , says former Bailiff

SOCIAL security funds are not a “convenient piggy bank” for the government to “draw at will”, a former Bailiff has said in his amendment to minister’s spending plans.The Government Plan, which will be debated by the Assembly in December, pr.

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