Guernsey States of Deliberation

The States of Guernsey (Representation of Alderney) Law 1978

Representation of Alderney in the States of Deliberation

The people of the Island of Alderney shall, for so long as the Alderney (Application of Legislation) Law, 1948 continues in force, be entitled to be represented in the States of Deliberation by representatives styled “Alderney Representatives.”

The Alderney Representatives shall
(a) in the States of Deliberation, be two in number and,
(b) they shall be a Member of that Assembly and they shall be entitled to exercise and enjoy all the rights and privileges of membership accordingly.

Election of representatives and alternative representatives of Alderney

The States of Alderney shall, at each annual meeting

(a) elect two members of the States of Alderney (hereinafter called representatives) to sit in the States of Deliberation as representatives of Alderney;

(b) two other members of the States of Alderney (hereinafter called alternative representatives) to sit in the States of Deliberation in place of the representatives elected under the last preceding paragraph if appointed to do so by the President of the States of Alderney in accordance with the provisions of section four of the Law.