Deputy Pitman on Radio Jersey about Stuart Syvret's Secret Court Case

Deputy T Pitman.

Discussing Stuart Syvret's Secret Court Case on Radio Jersey this morning with good old Matthew Price with just the one Question  "In the interests of free speech should we be allowed to say anything we like online?"

 

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Question 2. From 09/10/12.

Simon Crowcroft. Chairman of the Privileges and Procedures Committee.

Didn't put this Question up because of someone at the BBC pressing a button, so I got music.

This does  happen now & again, which is two many times, this wouldn't happen else where that's for shore 

2.  Deputy R.G. Le Hérissier of St. Saviour will ask the following question of the Chairman of
Privileges and Procedures Committee –


“Could the Chairman state when the Electoral Commission and the Privileges and Procedures
Committee (PPC) Sub Panel on the Machinery of Government are scheduled to present their
reports and what steps, if any, have been taken by PPC to ensure that the proposals relate to each
other?”





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Questions with out Answers. 09/10/12.

A Man I think that is out of his Depth.

1.  Deputy T.M. Pitman of St. Helier will ask the following question of the Chief Minister –

“What consideration, if any, was given to mirroring the key priorities of the United Kingdom’s Justice Ministry to ‘uphold people's civil liberties’ and ‘increase confidence in the justice system’ when the Ministerial system of government was adopted and what action, if any, is now being taken to protect local people against abuse of the law through the existing system?”

Was going to put up Question 2 but some clever person at the BBC pushed a button that put them playing records instead of the States?

10.  Deputy M. Tadier of St. Brelade will ask the following question of the Chief Minister– 

“Following claims by a UK MP that four individuals have obtained an injunction under the Data Protection (Jersey) Law 2005, to prevent allegations being made about them on a blog, is the Chief Minister aware of super injunctions being used in Jersey and, if so, has taxpayers’ money been used to deal with cases under the Data Protection Law which might otherwise be pursued as civil libel and defamation cases?” 

Questions to the Chief Minister without Notice.



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