The Environment, Housing and Infrastructure Scrutiny Panel will be present on pop-up stands this week to ask Islanders for their views on the Government of Jersey’s proposal to freeze road fuel duty in 2023, as part of its review of the Government Plan 2023-26.
The Panel will be asking Islanders to share their views on whether:
To discuss these points, Chair Deputy Steve Luce, Vice Chair Deputy Rob Ward and Mary Le Hegarat of the Environment, Housing and Infrastructure Panel, will be at the following locations in St Helier:
Chair of the Environment, Housing and Infrastructure Panel, Deputy Steve Luce, said:
“We understand that the average person will not have read the Government Plan and that’s ok. It’s important that we get out in the community and listen to the public’s views, especially when it’s about issues that directly impact their lives. Fuel duty and the housing market are two massive talking points for Islanders, and we want to make sure that the Panel represent their views ahead of the States’ debate in December”
The panel aims to conclude its review and present its findings to the States’ Assembly ahead of the States’ debate on the Proposed Government Plan 2023-26, which is scheduled for 13 December 2022.