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Draft Criminal Procedure (Jersey) Law 201- (P.118/2017) Principles

Outcome: Adopted
Vote date: 18 January 2018
Reference: P.118/2017
Proposition: Draft Criminal Procedure (Jersey) Law 201-
Lodged by: Council of Ministers
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  • Pour (For)
  • Contre (Against)
  • Abstained
  • Declared an interest
  • Absent

How Members voted

No votes cast

No abstentions

No interests declared

Simon Brée Ill

Simon Brée

Deputy

Sarah Ferguson Not present for vote

Sarah Ferguson

Senator

Russell Labey En défaut

Russell Labey

Deputy

John Le Fondré Away - States business

John Le Fondré

Deputy

Philip Le Sueur Not present for vote

Philip Le Sueur

Connétable

Sadie Le Sueur-Rennard Not present for vote

Sadie Le Sueur-Rennard

Connétable

Andrew Lewis Not present for vote

Andrew Lewis

Deputy

Steve Luce Not present for vote

Steve Luce

Deputy

Judy Martin En défaut

Judy Martin

Deputy

Steve Pallett Not present for vote

Steve Pallett

Connétable

Susie Pinel Not present for vote

Susie Pinel

Deputy

Richard Rondel Not present for vote

Richard Rondel

Deputy

Paul Routier M.B.E. Ill

Paul Routier M.B.E.

Senator

Geoffrey Southern Not present for vote

Geoffrey Southern

Deputy

Scott Wickenden Not present for vote

Scott Wickenden

Deputy


What are the reasons a Member can be absent from a vote?

  • Ill – the States Member was too ill to take part in the meeting
  • En défaut – the States Member was absent from the meeting
  • Away-States business – the States Member was away from Jersey on official States business
  • Not present for vote – the States Member had been present at the meeting but was absent for this vote
  • Excused Attendance – the States Assembly agreed to excuse the States Member from the meeting
  • Parental responsibilities – the States Member was fulfilling parental responsibilities
  • Suspended – Member has been suspended from States Assembly business