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All States Members can ask questions of any other Member with an official responsibility (like Ministers of Scrutiny Chairs). Questions can be put in writing or asked orally with notice.
What sector, if any, in the department’s service delivery does the Minister plan to privatise or outsource and how many jobs this will affect
Published on: 30 June 2009
Question type: Written
Asked by: Shona Pitman
Answered by: Minister for Health and Social Services
What sector in his Department’s service delivery the Minister plans to privatise or outsource and how many jobs this will affect
Asked by: Trevor Pitman
What sector in his department’s service delivery the Minister plans to privatise or outsource, how many jobs will this effect and what savings are planned
Answered by: Minister for Education, Sport and Culture
What sector in his department’s service delivery the Minister plans to privatise or outsource, how many jobs this will affect and what savings are planned
Answered by: Minister for Justice and Home Affairs
Answered by: Minister for the Environment
Answered by: Minister for Social Security
Answered by: Chief Minister
When the Economic Affairs Scrutiny Panel will complete its report on the draft legislation for a Depositor Protection Scheme
Question type: Oral
Asked by: Philip Ozouf
Answered by: Economic and International Affairs Panel
Whether 89 recipients of Long-Term Incapacity Allowance considered unable to work by the Medical Board, are not receiving their incapacity pension
Whether alleged contraventions of Human Rights are a factor in cases placed before the Complaints Board
Asked by: Roy Le Hérissier
Answered by: Privileges and Procedures Committee
Whether the Minister will be revising the way in which unemployment trend statistics are collected
Whether the Minister will commit to not marketing or disposing of any agricultural land for 6 months in order that the Allotment Working Group’s report can be considered before any such disposal
Asked by: Daniel Wimberley
Answered by: Minister for Treasury and Resources
Why files were kept on States Members, if so that they would know who to call in the event of an issue, how much has the operation cost and why given an operational name
Asked by: Paul Le Claire
Would H.M. Solicitor General inform Members when, and how, the Attorney General was first informed about Operation Blast
Answered by: H.M. Attorney General
Would the chairman explain why the committee has issued no formal statement in relation to Operation Blast
