Featured consultations
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Termination of pregnancy in Jersey
The Minister for Health and Social Services has launched a review of the Island's Termination of Pregnancy (Jersey) Law 1997 (“the 1997 Law”). The 1997 Law has remained largely unchanged for over 25 years, although other countries have revised their legislation over this time period taking steps to ensure it better supports women. The Minister is committed to conducting a review of Jersey's legislation to better understand if it: ...
Closed 31 October 2023
Termination of pregnancy in Jersey
Closed consultations
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St Saviour's Hospital Development Brief
We would like to hear your views on the draft planning guidance for the redevelopment of the former St Saviour’s Hospital. This guidance sets out the Minister for the Environment’s proposals that will guide the development of the land, which is owned by the Government of Jersey.
Closed 19 January 2024
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Termination of pregnancy in Jersey
The Minister for Health and Social Services has launched a review of the Island's Termination of Pregnancy (Jersey) Law 1997 (“the 1997 Law”). The 1997 Law has remained largely unchanged for over 25 years, although other countries have revised their legislation over this time...
Closed 31 October 2023
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St John's Road One Way Pre-Trial Community Survey
To understand the views of the community about pedestrian road safety and barriers to active travel on St John's Road, as well as people's feelings about the road environment for residents, you are encouraged to complete this survey. During the latter part of the three-month trial, the survey...
Closed 29 October 2023
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Have your say on where you live
This is a chance for those who live in Government properties to have their say on the suitability of the property they live in. A review of the public estate is underway, and it is important to understand how our buildings are performing for those who are living in them and what changes are...
Closed 31 August 2023
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Reforma da Lei do Arrendamento Residencial
O Ministro da Habitação e Comunidades publicou um documento onde apresenta a sua abordagem proposta para melhorar a Lei do Arrendamento Residencial existente, fazendo melhorias nos arrendamentos residenciais e alargando o alcance de aplicação da lei para incluir questões como a estabilização...
Closed 23 June 2023
We Asked, You Said, We Did
See what we've consulted on.
We asked
15 kwietnia 2023 roku, Minister ds Mieszkalnictwa i Społeczności, Deputowany David Warr, opublikował dokument opisujący proponowane przez niego zmiany do istniejącej Ustawy O Najmie Lokali Mieszkaniowych, które miały na celu wniesienie poprawek i rozszerzenie zakresu prawa mieszkaniowego włączając w to sprawy takie jak:
- stabilizacja wysokości czynszów
- zasady mieszkalnictwa socjalnego
- wprowadzenie nowego Tribunal Mieszkaniowego
W następstwie tej publikacji rozpoczęto dziesięciotygodniowy process konsultacji, który zakończył się 23 czerwca 2023 roku.
You said
W czasie trwania konsultacji zebraliśmy znaczącą ilość informacji od 328 osób prywatnych i organizacji, które były zainteresowane proponowanymi reformami Ustawy o Wynajmie Lokali Mieszkaniowych.
Nasza polityka prywatności (w języku angielskim) opisuje zakres naszego działania i informuje w jaki sposòb nadesłane komentarze i opinie są przetwarzane, przechowywane i chronione.
Opinie respondentów są zawarte w dokumencie ‘Konkluzje raportu w kwestii poprawy warunków wynajmu mieszkaniowego. Propozycje zmian do Ustawy o Najmie Lokali Mieszkaniowych’.
We did
Po zakończeniu konsultacji obecny Minister ds Mieszkalnictwa, Deputowany Sam Mézec, opublikował oświadczenie w sprawie swojej polityki mieszkaniowej wyjaśniające w jaki sposób prace nad Ustawą o Najmie Lokali Mieszkaniowych będą kontynuowane.
Tutaj możesz przeczytać oświadczenie Ministra ds Mieszkalnictwa.
Residential Tenancy Law - The Way Forward_Ministerial statement
Pomimo tego, że konsultacja już się zakończyła możesz w dalszym ciągu wyrazić swoją opiniȩ lub zadać nam pytanie. Możesz to zrobić wysyłając do nas:
- email na skrzynkȩ housingmatters@gov.je, lub
- list na adres: Residential Tenancy Law consultation, Strategic Housing and Regeneration Team, 19-12 Broad Street, St Helier, JE2 3RR.
Zaktualizowano 23 kwietnia 2024 roku.
We asked
On 15 April 2023, the Minister for Housing and Communities, David Warr, published a paper setting out his proposed approach to improving the existing Residential Tenancy Law, making enhancements to residential tenancies and broadening the scope of the law to include matters such as:
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rent stabilisation
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social housing provision and
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the introduction of a new housing tribunal
Following the publication of the paper the 10 week-long consultation was launched. The consultation ended on 23 June, 2023.
You said
During the consultation, we collected a considerable amount of information from 328 organisations and individuals interested in this Residential Tenancy Law Reform proposals.
Our Privacy Policy sets the scope and describes how the submitted comments and opinions are processed, protected, and stored.
The views of the respondents are reflected in ‘The Findings report. Improving Residential Tenancies in Jersey’ published in April 2024’.
We did
Since the consultation ended the new Minister for Housing, Deputy Sam Mézec, published his policy intent on how the changes to Residential Tenancy Law will be taken forward.
You can read the Minister’s statement here.
Residential Tenancy Law - The Way Forward_Ministerial statement
Although the consultation report has been published, you may still want to submit a comment or ask a question. You can do this by contacting us:
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by email: housingmatters@gov.je or,
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by post: Residential Tenancy Law consultation, Strategic Housing and Regeneration Team, 19-12 Broad Street, St Helier, JE2 3RR
Updated on 23 April 2024.