The manner in which the Island is being governed and managed gives me no confidence for their future. In the JLC we are listening, we have a strong manifesto, available at www. I have a long history of service both to the Parishes, in the Honorary Police in St Ouen and St John, and to the agricultural industry. I served as Chairman of the Potato Committee and Chairman of other committees where I gained experience of dealing with the civil service and politicians.
I was also elected as a grower director of the Producers and Merchants Organisation. I have also been a member of Mustard Seed collecting, packing and driving to Romania, which gave me a strong realisation of the realities of the plight of the poorest in society.
My greatest skill is that of communication, combined with clear thinking common sense to look at situations and turn problems into positive solutions. I am not afraid to speak out and challenge unjust decisions.
In the runup to this election I have spoken to many people. Nobody, but nobody, has expressed satisfaction in the manner in which we are being governed. The very first subject swings between the waste of our money, particularly with the regards to the hospital, and housing for our children.
When I speak to children their first concern is the environment. We are committed to finding solutions to sensible housing for first time buyers. To take a bold yet considered science-based action to the environment and bio security. To ensure that healthcare is affordable to all and is geared to up-to-date facilities and to ensure that there are enough frontline staff.
