The Jersey Parliament, also known as the States of Jersey, is the legislative body of the island of Jersey, which is a British Crown Dependency. It consists of elected representatives, including the Senators, Deputies, and the Constables, who make laws and oversee the government. The Parliament meets in St. Helier, the island's capital, and plays a crucial role in local governance. The Jersey Parliament operates under a unique system that combines elements of both parliamentary and local government. It has the authority to create laws, approve budgets, and address various issues affecting the island's residents. The Chief Minister leads the government and is responsible for implementing policies decided by the Parliament.