jennbridge.bsky.social
Champion of inclusion and open government
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Oof! Great writing. Well said.
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Thank you
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The Rectors were members of the States Assembly too from its early inception until significant constitutional changes were enacted in 1948.
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So he’s obviously never heard of the thematic writing.
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The Rector's position on the committee reflects a longstanding tradition where the church, represented by the Rector, plays a role in community governance. This intertwining of ecclesiastical and civic duties is part of Jersey's unique cultural and administrative heritage.
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Thank you! In Jersey, the Rector serves on the Roads Committee (French: Comité des Chemins) as part of the traditional structure of parish governance. The rector's inclusion is stipulated by the Loi (1914) sur la Voirie, which outlines the duties and composition of the committee.
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Grok?
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I tried to resist but I knew it was just sitting out there unchallenged.
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Sounds like I was unlucky.