Jersey had to defend itself against a charge of ‘cakeism’ in the wood-panelled halls of Westminster recently – the suggestion that the Island, along with the other Crown Dependencies, wants to have its cake and eat it.
External Relations Minister Ian Gorst, who was attending the Justice Committee hearing with his opposite number from Guernsey, Jonathan Le Tocq, and Isle of Man Chief Minister Howard Quayle, didn't agree.
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