JERSEY HERITAGE TRUST: SERVICE LEVEL AGREEMENT AND FUNDING REQUIREMENTSStates of Jersey • June 8th, 2010
The Jersey Heritage Trust was established and incorporated by Act of the States of Jersey, registered in the Royal Court on 3rd June 1983. The Trust’s objects in the Law are the ‘acquisition, conservation and display of the buildings and objects which form part of Jersey’s heritage’1.
ASSOCIATION OF JERSEY CHARITIES 2017 SERVICE LEVEL AGREEMENTStates of Jersey • August 17th, 2017
This letter constitutes a Service Level Agreement between the Association of Jersey Charities (AJC) and the Economic Development, Tourism, Sport and Culture Department of the States of Jersey (EDTSC) and follows the adoption of P.27/2017 by the States Assembly.
UK-EU TRADE AND ECONOMIC COOPERATION AGREEMENT – INCLUSION OF THE BAILIWICK OF JERSEY (P.170/2020): AMENDMENTStates of Jersey • December 27th, 2020
UK-EU TRADE AND ECONOMIC COOPERATION AGREEMENT – INCLUSION OF THE BAILIWICK OF JERSEY (P.170/2020): AMENDMENT (P.170/2020 AMD.) – AMENDMENTStates of Jersey • December 27th, 2020
ASSOCIATION OF JERSEY CHARITIES: SERVICE LEVEL AGREEMENTStates of Jersey • April 12th, 2018
This letter constitutes a Service Level Agreement between the Minister for Economic Development, Tourism, Sport and Culture (“EDTSC”) and the Association of Jersey Charities (“AJC”) following the adoption of P.29/2018 by the States Assembly on 22nd March 2018.
ESPLANADE QUARTER MASTERPLAN, ST. HELIER: DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT – APPROVAL BYStates of Jersey • December 6th, 2010
to request the Chief Minister to give directions to the Waterfront Enterprise Board Limited in accordance with Article 22(a) of the Articles of Association of the Company that no development agreement should be signed by the Company in relation to the proposed Esplanade Quarter, St. Helier until the details of the proposed development agreement have been recommended by the Waterfront Enterprise Board for endorsement by the States, presented to the States by the Chief Minister and approved by the Assembly.
