Keep track of items submitted for debate, search previous propositions, look up past resolutions, or access the official record of what was said in debates.
Guernsey’s Parliament (the States of Deliberation) meet every three weeks except during school holidays.In these meetings they draft legislation and discuss and debate reports and other matters.
The items for discussion are contained in a publication called a Billet d'État. Information about the Members of the States of Deliberation and the Rules of Procedure for States' Meetings can be found within the Blue Book.
Propositions are items submitted to the States for debate. They must be laid before the States to enable any debate or voting to take place.
Resolutions are decisions made by the States. Resolutions are made after the States debate and vote on propositions laid before it by Committees, Authorities, Boards or individual Members.
See official statements made to the States, read previous debates in Hansard and access parliamentary questions put to the Presidents of States' Committees.