The States of Jersey is the parliament of the Island of Jersey, which is the largest of the Channel Islands. It consists of elected representatives known as Deputies and Senators, along with the Constables of each parish. The States is responsible for making laws, managing public finances, and overseeing the island's government services. The States of Jersey meets regularly to discuss and vote on various issues affecting the island's residents. It plays a crucial role in local governance, ensuring that the needs and interests of the community are addressed. The decisions made by the States impact areas such as health, education, and infrastructure.