The report, named ‘The Strategy Document’, focuses around three goals, which the group aims to achieve in the short-term in an attempt to make it both difficult and costly for criminals to operate in Jersey.

Firstly, the Group aims to raise awareness of financial institutions' obligations to tackle AML/CTF. The group plans to do this by issuing Codes of Practice (through handbooks) that cover the legal and accounting sectors, estate agents, and high-value goods dealers. It also intends to provide training and meet periodically with industry bodies.

The Group's second aim is to raise awareness of methods and typologies used by supporters of terrorism and/or money launderers through distributing training materials to financial institutions.

Finally, they plan to enforce mandatory screening procedures for employees within financial services businesses.

The Group stated:

“Crime is often committed to enable somebody to benefit from the proceeds of that crime, e.g. theft or fraud. Whilst criminal conduct and the associated laundering of proceeds cannot be wholly prevented, putting obstacles in the way of criminals and making it more difficult and costly to launder the proceeds of a crime can act as a powerful disincentive.

“The Strategy Group plans to carry out an annual review of the vulnerabilities and goals identified in this document, the purpose of which will be to assess the progress that has been made against each action point and an assessment of the effectiveness of the action taken. Where the effectiveness of the action taken towards achieving a goal is less than expected, the Strategy Group will discuss the implementation of corrective or additional measures.”