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Propositions Learn more about Propositions (5,320 results)
A proposition is an idea or proposed action that is debated and voted upon by the States Assembly. Every proposition must have a proposer and must be accompanied by a background report and an estimate of the financial and staffing implications.
Elected members’ access to information: media releases.
Published on: 14 February 2011
Lodged by: Paul Le Claire
Debate date: 17 March 2011
Reference: P.22/2011
Income Tax: introduction of higher rate.
Lodged by: Geoffrey Southern
Debate date: 6 April 2011
Reference: P.23/2011
Esplanade Quarter: deferment of works.
Lodged by: Philip Rondel
Debate date: 17 May 2011
Reference: P.24/2011
Comments Learn more about Comments (2,312 results)
Comments provide additional views or information in relation to a proposition or amendment. They may also indicate whether the author of the Comments think the proposition or amendment should be adopted or rejected by the States Assembly.
Housing Strategy 1998-2003 (P.201/98): comments
Published on: 25 May 1999
Presented by: Establishment Committee
Debate date: 12 October 1999
Reference: P.201/1998(Com)
Social Rented Housing and First-Time Buyer Housing: Proposals for Future Funding (P.74/99): Comments
Presented by: Home Affairs Committee
Debate date: 7 July 1999
Reference: P.74/1999(Com)
Social Rented and First-Time Buyer Housing: Proposals for Future Funding (P.74/99): Comments
Reference: P.74/1999(Com)(2)
