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States Meeting Summary 30 June

States Assembly

30 June 2026

Members reconvened to continue with the appointment of Ministers.

Minister for Sustainable Economic Development 

Each candidate for the role of Minister for Sustainable Economic Development gave a speech for up to 10 minutes and answered questions from the Assembly for up to 20 minutes before the Assembly voted.  

The Chief Minister designate’s preferred candidate was Deputy Gerald Voisin. 

Skip 6 minutes into this morning’s recording to watch Deputy Voisin’s speech and listen to questions from Members. 

States Members also proposed Deputy Montfort Tadier. 

Skip to 38 minutes into this morning’s recording to watch Deputy Tadier’s speech and listen to questions from Members.  

 

Members voted to elect Deputy Gerald Voisin as the new Minister for Sustainable Economic Development.  

Deputy Voisin received 35 votes with Deputy Tadier receiving 13 votes. There were 0 abstentions. Former Economic Development Minister, Deputy Kirsten Morel did not vote. 

 

DEPUTY GERALD VOISIN 

DEPUTY MONTFORT TADIER 

Senator Lyndon Farnham 

Connétable Steve Pallett 

Senator Ian Gorst 

Connétable Richard Honeycombe 

Senator Alan Maclean 

Connétable Mark Labey 

Senator Mary Le Hegarat 

Deputy Montfort Tadier 

Senator Tom Binet 

Deputy Louise Doublet 

Senator Helen Miles 

Deputy Carina Alves 

Senator Elaine Millar 

Deputy Tom Coles 

Senator Mark Boleat 

Deputy Catherine Curtis 

Senator Serena Kersten 

Deputy Lyndsay Feltham 

Connétable David Johnson 

Deputy Hilary Jeune 

Connétable Richard Vibert 

Deputy Beatriz Porée 

Connétable Karen Shenton-Stone 

Deputy Karen Wilson 

Connétable Inna Gardiner 

Deputy Lee Carpenter 

Connétable Andy Jehan 

  

Connétable Marcus Troy 

  

Connétable Andy Howell 

  

Connétable Dave Curtis 

  

Connétable Tina Palmer 

  

Deputy Carolyn Labey 

  

Deputy Gerald Voisin 

  

Deputy Max Andrews 

  

Deputy Rose Binet 

  

Deputy Alex Curtis 

  

Deputy Malcolm Ferey 

  

Deputy Jonathan Renouf 

  

Deputy Louise Stephenson 

  

Deputy Barbara Ward 

  

Deputy Samantha Gleave 

  

Deputy Chris Leck 

  

Deputy Victoria Li 

  

Deputy Arlene Maltman 

  

Deputy Robert Parker 

  

Deputy Gabriel Raimondo 

  

Deputy Chris Rebindaine 

  

Deputy Phil Romeril  

  

 

Minister for Treasury and Resources 

As the only nominated candidate for the role of Minister for Treasury and Resources, Senator Alan Maclean gave a speech and answered questions from the Assembly. 

Skip to 1 hour and 12 minutes into this morning’s recording to watch the Senator’s speech and listen to questions from Members. 

Senator Alan Maclean was automatically selected as Minister for Treasury and Resources, as there were no other candidates. 

 

Privileges and Procedures Committee (PPC) 

The PPC is responsible for the procedures of the States Assembly, for Members' facilities and the Code of Conduct for Members. 

As the only nominated candidate for the role of Chair of the Privileges and Procedures Committee, Deputy Carina Alves gave a speech and answered questions from the Assembly. 

Skip to 1 hour and 46 minutes into this morning’s recording to watch the Deputy’s speech and listen to questions from Members. 

Deputy Carina Alves was automatically selected as Chair of the Privileges and Procedures Committee, as there were no other candidates. 

 

Public Accounts Committee (PAC) 

The PAC determines whether public funds have been used efficiently, effectively, and economically in order to deliver value for money for Islanders.  

As the only nominated candidate for the role of Chair of the Public Accounts Committee, Deputy Karen Wilson gave a speech and answered questions from the Assembly. 

Skip to 2 hours and 16 minutes into this morning’s recording to watch the Deputy’s speech and listen to questions from Members. 

Deputy Karen Wilson was automatically selected as Chair of the Public Accounts Committee, as there were no other candidates. 

 

Corporate Services Scrutiny Panel (CSSP) 

The Corporate Services Scrutiny Panel, reviews the policy and legislation arising from the work of the Chief Minister and the Minister for Treasury and Resources (excluding Financial Services). 

As the only nominated candidate for the role of Chair of the Corporate Services Scrutiny Panel, Deputy Lyndsay Feltham gave a speech and answered questions from the Assembly. 

Skip to 2 hours and 34 minutes into this morning’s recording to watch the Deputy’s speech and listen to questions from Members. 

Deputy Lyndsay Feltham was automatically selected as Chair of the Corporate Services Scrutiny Panel, as there were no other candidates. 

 

Economic and International Affairs Scrutiny Panel (EIA) 

This Panel reviews policy and legislation elated to financial services, external relations, and economic and international development.   

As the only nominated candidate for the role of Chair of the Economic and International Affairs Scrutiny Panel, Deputy Samantha Gleave gave a speech. There were no questions from States Members.  

Skip to 2 hours and 47 minutes into this morning’s recording to watch the Deputy’s speech and listen to questions from Members. 

Deputy Samantha Gleave was automatically selected as Chair of the Economic and International Affairs Scrutiny Panel, as there were no other candidates. 

 

Children, Education and Home Affairs Scrutiny Panel (CEHA) 

This Panel reviews policy and legislation arising from the work of the Ministers for Children and Education and Justice and Home Affairs.   

As the only nominated candidate for the role of Chair of the Children, Education and Home Affairs Scrutiny Panel, Deputy Victoria Li gave a speech and answered questions from the Assembly. 

Skip to 2 hours and 47 minutes into this morning’s recording to watch the Deputy’s speech and listen to questions from Members. 

Deputy Victoria Li was automatically selected as Chair of the Children, Education and Home Affairs Scrutiny Panel, as there were no other candidates. 

 

Environment, Housing and Infrastructure Scrutiny Panel (EHI) 

This Panel covers matters relating to the policies and legislation put forward by Ministers in these three areas of government work.    
As the only nominated candidate for the role of Chair of the Environment, Housing and Infrastructure Scrutiny Panel, Deputy Hilary Jeune gave a speech and answered questions from the Assembly. 

Skip to 1 minute into this afternoon's recording to watch the Deputy’s speech and listen to questions from Members. 

Deputy Hilary Jeune was automatically selected as Chair of the Environment, Housing and Infrastructure Scrutiny Panel, as there were no other candidates. 

 

Health and Social Security Scrutiny Panel (HSS) 

This Panel reviews matters relating to the policies and legislation put forward by the Ministers for Health and Social Services and Social Security.  

As the only nominated candidate for the role of Chair of the Health and Social Security Scrutiny Panel, Deputy Beatriz Porée gave a speech and answered questions from the Assembly. 

Skip to 13 minutes into this afternoon's recording to watch the Deputy’s speech and listen to questions from Members. 

Deputy Beatriz Porée was automatically selected as Chair of the Health and Social Security Scrutiny Panel, as there were no other candidates. 

 

Appointment of the Chair of the Planning Committee  

The Planning Committee considers applications for property and land development and grants or refuses planning permission. The Committee meets in public to hear the views of objectors and others before making its decisions.  

As the only nominated candidate for the role of Chair of the Planning Committee, Deputy Alex Curtis gave a speech and answered questions from the Assembly. 

Skip to 21 minutes into this afternoon's recording to watch the Deputy’s speech and listen to questions from Members. 

Deputy Alex Curtis was automatically selected as Chair of the Planning Committee, as there were no other candidates. 

 

Adjournment  

The States Meeting has adjourned and will reconvene at 9:30am on Tuesday 14 July for the appointment of Scrutiny Panel and Committee members, as well as any scheduled public business.