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Shorthand States: Tax debate preview
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Simon De La Rue and Matt Fallaize look ahead to this week's big States meeting and the much-anticipated tax debate.
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09:07|Tony Curr is joined by Matt Fallaize to recap the first day of this week’s States meeting.States preview: Housing back on agenda and a ‘hospital pass’ for next Assembly
25:22|Tony Curr is joined by Matt Fallaize and James Falla ahead of the first States meeting of 2025, with debate set to resume on the creation of a housing committee as P&R sends a bleak message to the next States.Shorthand States: December day three
11:09|James Falla and Matt Fallaize round up the final day of the States’ December meeting.Shorthand States: December day two
07:23|Tony Curr and Matt Fallaize round up the latest from the States as members debate moves to change the number of deputies.Shorthand States: December day one
14:31|Tony Curr is joined by Matt Fallaize to review the first day of the final States meeting of 2024.States preview: Have we got too many deputies?
54:21|Matt Fallaize is joined by Deputies Peter Ferbrache and Carl Meerveld as members prepare to debate a move to reduce their number in future.Plus they give their reaction to the launch of a new ‘political movement’, touch on some of the other topics facing States members this week and talk about the potential for a wind farm to solve Guernsey’s financial problems.‘You couldn’t make it up!’ — Richard Graham on his two new books
48:23|Former deputy Richard Graham joins Matt Fallaize to talk about two new books carrying his name — one a wartime love story which draws on his time in the armed forces, the other a collection of his much-loved Guernsey Press political sketch writing, illustrated by Ross Le Brun.Future Guernsey unveils policy-driven ‘political movement’
44:41|Future Guernsey is a new ‘political movement’ promising to put policy before personality.Following its launch event last night, Matt Fallaize is joined by founders Lindsey Freeman and Gavin St Pier to talk about where it’s come from, how it will work and what it hopes to achieve.Shorthand States: NICE drugs, vaping and police complaints
12:45|Matt Fallaize joins Tony Curr to round up the rest of the talking points from the States’ November meeting, which concluded today.