The Bailiff has so far received just one nomination to replace Jurat Barbara Bartie, who currently holds the soon to be vacant position.
The senior Jurat post, which acts as Chairman of the Jurats’ deliberations in criminal cases, reports their decision to the court.
Paul Martin Burnard is the nominee, proposed by Deputy Lyndon Trott and seconded by Deputy Peter Ferbrache.
Nominations for the post opened on 6th September and will close at 4pm on Friday the 27th September, 2019.
Deputies vote in GST at 3% as part of tax reform package
Policy and Resources' package to raise revenue but ease the burden on the less well-off is passed after six days of debate.
Man charged with murder of Hannah Benfield in Alderney
A man has been charged with the murder of Hannah Benfield in Alderney.
Deputy Inder apologises for raising middle finger to GST protestors
The head Guernsey's Planning Authority has admitted making an obscene gesture at the entrance to the Royal Court.
Guernsey employers face delay over work permits
A 3,800 item backlog is described by the head of Home Affairs as 'sobering reading.'
Chris Kamara launches men's mental health initiative in Guernsey
A campaign backed by football pundit Chris Kamara and aimed at helping men struggling with their mental health has begun in Guernsey.
'Unimaginably painful week' for family of dead Alderney woman
The Cox family has thanked the Alderney community for their support following the suspected murder of 34 year old Hannah Benfield.
Alderney murder investigation stretching Guernsey Police resources
Guernsey's Police Chief says support has been drafted in from the forces in the south west of England, Jersey and the local Customs and Immigration Service.
Channel Islands Christmas Lottery tickets on sale
Tickets are now on sale for the Channel Islands Christmas Lottery, with the top prize guaranteed to be at least £300,000.
