Arlene Maltman

Deputy Maltman was elected on 7 June 2026 and the new Assembly first sat on 19 June 2026, leaving only approximately three and a half months before this assessment. Within that short window she secured membership of the Environment, Housing and Infrastructure Scrutiny Panel — which independently examines government housing and planning policy — and a seat on the Planning Committee, which considers significant planning applications including those in rural parishes; both roles are directly aligned with her manifesto commitment to support design-sensitive affordable housing for parishioners. No independent reporting or States records surfaced evidence of a specific proposition, speech, or action by Maltman on rural affordable housing beyond these role appointments, reflecting the brevity of the term rather than inaction.

• Former Health Minister appointed Chief Scrutineer – Jersey Evening Post (panel appointments)
• Arlene Maltman LinkedIn – roles announcement
• States Assembly – Eight members of Planning Committee appointed
• Environment, Housing and Infrastructure Scrutiny Panel – States Assembly

Deputy Maltman was elected on 7 June 2026 and the new Assembly first sat on 19 June 2026, giving her fewer than four months in office by the assessment date. She has positioned herself on the two most relevant bodies — the Planning Committee and the Environment, Housing and Infrastructure Scrutiny Panel — and stated publicly (via LinkedIn, July 2026) that her roles reflect her passion for 'ensuring a fair, cost effective planning system'. No proposition or independent evidence of a specific Maltman-driven initiative to simplify planning for individuals and small businesses has been found yet, but her committee placements represent a credible structural step toward pursuing the promise.

• EXPLAINED: Who has taken what jobs in the States? – Bailiwick Express
• Arlene Maltman – LinkedIn post on committee roles
• Common Strategic Policy / Environment and Planning – Policy Centre Jersey

Deputy Arlene Maltman was elected on 7 June 2026 and the new Assembly first sat on 19 June 2026, giving her fewer than four months in office as of the assessment date of 5 October 2026. No propositions, ministerial statements, or publicly reported actions specifically linked to Maltman on reducing the gender pay gap or ensuring equal opportunities for women have been identified. She has been placed on the Environment, Housing and Infrastructure Scrutiny Panel and the Planning Committee, roles unrelated to this commitment; Jersey's broader gender pay gap debate has been led by other members. The absence of evidence is expected given the very short window rather than any indication of wilful inaction.

• Lucy Stephenson, Chris Rebindaine and Arlene Maltman elected as Deputies – flow.je
• EXPLAINED: Who has taken what jobs in the States? – Bailiwick Express
• Charities, Caen and collegiality at St Mary, St Peter and St Ouen hustings – Jersey Evening Post
• No plans to force States-owned bodies to publish gender pay gaps – Bailiwick Express

Deputy Maltman was elected on 7 June 2026 and the 2026-2030 Assembly first sat on 19 June 2026, giving her fewer than four months in office by the assessment date. No evidence was found of any proposition lodged, written question submitted, ministerial engagement, or public campaigning by Maltman specifically on digital and financial skills in Jersey schools. She joined the Environment, Housing and Infrastructure Scrutiny Panel rather than the Children, Education and Home Affairs Scrutiny Panel, placing her outside the committee most relevant to this promise. The promise therefore remains unactioned as of October 2026, though the short timeframe means this reflects absence of recorded activity rather than a definitive failure.

• Bailiwick Express: Focus – Who is standing for Deputy in St Mary, St Ouen and St Peter?
• Arlene Maltman – Manifesto (arlenemaltman.com)
• Bailiwick Express: EXPLAINED – Who has taken what jobs in the States?
• LinkedIn – Arlene Maltman, States Assembly

Deputy Maltman was elected on 7 June 2026 and has been in office for fewer than four months as of the assessment date. No evidence was found of any proposition, written question, ministerial lobbying or formal scrutiny work specifically directed at securing either a dedicated hopper bus for the three parishes or expanded cycle paths; she has, however, joined the Environment, Housing and Infrastructure Scrutiny Panel (confirmed by the Jersey Evening Post, July 2026), which covers transport, giving her a relevant institutional platform. LibertyBus Route 10, running from St Mary and St Peter via Jersey Airport to the Enid Quenault Health Centre, launched in May 2025 — more than a year before her election — meaning the closest existing service pre-dates and cannot be attributed to her campaigning. The short window in office means the absence of progress should not be read as a failure, but no concrete steps towards the promise have yet been publicly recorded.

• Former surfing champ to ride the election wave – Jersey Evening Post
• Arlene Maltman Manifesto – arlenemaltman.com
• Number 10 bus route launched – stmary.je
• Former Health Minister appointed Chief Scrutineer – Jersey Evening Post

Deputy Arlene Maltman was elected on 7 June 2026 and the new Assembly first sat on 19 June 2026, giving her fewer than four months in office by the assessment date of 5 October 2026. Her manifesto stated she would work with the Connétables to ensure the parish and honorary system's voice was heard in the Assembly, but no independent reporting or official States records surfaced any specific initiative, joint statement, proposition, or formal collaboration with the Connétables to advance this goal. Hansard from 14 July 2026 shows she was appointed to the Planning Committee alongside several Connétables, which reflects normal Assembly committee work rather than a targeted effort to fulfil this particular promise; no further evidence of dedicated action on this commitment was found.

• Arlene Maltman manifesto – arlenemaltman.com
• Soleil Radio – Senators, deputies and Connétables elected (7 June 2026)
• States Assembly Hansard – 14 July 2026
• LinkedIn – Arlene Maltman post on Assembly roles (circa August 2026)