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Civil Partnerships (Consequential Amendments) (No.2) (Jersey) Regulations 201-: Lodging

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A decision made on 30 November 2012:

Decision Reference: MD-C-2012-0122

Decision Summary Title :

Civil Partnerships (Consequential Amendments) (No.2) (Jersey) Regulations 201-

Date of Decision Summary:

29 November 2012

Decision Summary Author:

 

Policy & Research Officer

Decision Summary:

Public or Exempt?

(State clauses from Code of Practice booklet)

Public

Type of Report:

Oral or Written?

Oral

Person Giving

Oral Report:

Policy & Research Officer

Written Report

Title :

N/A

Date of Written Report:

N/A

Written Report Author:

N/A

Written Report :

Public or Exempt?

(State clauses from Code of Practice booklet)

N/A

Subject:  Civil Partnerships (Consequential Amendments) (No.2) (Jersey) Regulations 201-

 

Decision(s):  The Chief Minister agreed to lodge ‘au Greffe’ the Civil Partnership (Consequential Amendments) (No.2) (Jersey) Regulations 201-.

 

Reason(s) for Decision:  The Chief Minister is to lodge the Civil Partnership (Consequential Amendments) (No 2) (Jersey) Regulations 201- to ensure that the Civil Partnerships (Jersey) Law 2012 is fully effective and provides for civil partners, as far as is possible, to be treated in the same way as married couples.

Resource Implications: There are no new financial, property, ICT or human resources issues arising.

 

Action required: The Chief Minster requests the Greffier of the States to lodge the Civil Partnerships (Consequential Amendments) (Jersey) Regulations 201- for debate.

 

Signature:

 

 

Position:

 

Senator I J Gorst, Chief Minister

Date Signed:

Date of Decision (If different from Date Signed):

 

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