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JCRA: Appointment of Executive Director.

A formal published “Ministerial Decision” is required as a record of the decision of a Minister (or an Assistant Minister where they have delegated authority) as they exercise their responsibilities and powers.

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A decision made (16/10/2007) regarding: JCRA: Appointment of Executive Director.

Decision Reference: MD-E-2007-0199

Decision Summary Title :

JCRA: Appointment of Executive Director

Date of Decision Summary:

15th October 2007

Decision Summary Author:

Dr Jason Lane

Director of Regulatory Services

Decision Summary:

Public or Exempt?

(State clauses from Code of Practice booklet)

Public

Type of Report:

Oral or Written?

Written

Person Giving

Oral Report:

N/A

Written Report

Title :

JCRA: Appointment of Executive Director

Date of Written Report:

15th October 2007

Written Report Author:

Dr Jason Lane

Director of Regulatory Services

Written Report :

Public or Exempt?

(State clauses from Code of Practice booklet)

Public

Subject: JCRA: Appointment of Executive Director

Decision(s):

The Minister appointed Mr Charles Webb as Member of the Board of the Jersey Competition Regulatory Authority in accordance with Article 3(1)(b) of the Competition Regulatory Authority (Jersey) Law 2001.

Reason(s) for Decision:

Mr Webb has been appointed as Executive Director of the Authority and by virtue of that post requires the approval of the Chairman of the Authority and the Minister to be appointed to the Board.

Resource Implications:

The JCRA is largely self-funding. There are no recognised costs to the States resulting from this appointment.

Action required:

Jason Lane to contact the Publications Editor at the States Greffe in order to inform the States of the appointment in line with the provisions of Article 3(3) of the Competition Regulatory Authority Law.

Signature: Senator P.F.C.Ozouf

Position: Minister

Date Signed:

Date of Decision (If different from Date Signed):

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