Housing Policy Development Board

​About the Housing Policy Development Board

The Housing Policy Development Board has been established to examine the housing market in Jersey and to develop comprehensive proposals that improve the supply, affordability, access to, and standard of housing in the island. These proposals will be considered for incorporation in and delivery via the Government Plan, the Island Plan 2021-2030, and other delivery strategies as appropriate.

Board members

• Mr Michael De La Haye (independent chair)
• Senator Sam Mézec
• Deputy John Young
• Deputy Kevin Lewis
• Deputy Susie Pinel
• Deputy Gregory Guida
• Deputy Lindsay Ash
• Deputy Carina Alves
• Connétable John Le Bailly
• John Scally (lay member)

The work of the board will be published throughout 2019 and a final report will be published by April 2020.

Board meetings

​Meeting	​Agenda	​Minutes	​Supporting Papers
Inception Meeting 9 April 2019​	Agreed the Board’s terms of reference, scope and invitees​	Housing Policy Development Board Inception Meeting Minutes Wednesday 17 April 2019	​Terms of reference
Meeting 2 14 May 2019​	​Introduction to Altair (Independent housing consultant) Consider challenges in Jersey's housing market Receive report on key worker accommodation	​Housing Policy Development Board Meeting 2 Minutes Tuesday 14 May 2019	​Government of Jersey Key Worker Housing Final Report
​Meeting 3 11 June 2019​	​Consider development barriers in Jersey An ageing population and housing	​Housing Policy Development Board Meeting 3 Minutes Tuesday 11 June 2019	​Policy briefing on development barriers Presentation on ageing population

Board findings

The Board will produce a final report with its findings to the Chief Minister and Council of Ministers. The report, as well as other supporting pieces of work, will be published here.

Contact us

You can contact us by emailing the officer supporting the Housing Policy Development Board, or you can write to the Housing Policy Development Board, Strategic Policy, Performance and Population, 19-21 Broad Street, St. Helier, JE4 8QT.

Board to review island's housing market