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News > 2021 > Dec > 13

Diane Kelsey MLC has been appointed as political member for the Cabinet Office with responsibility for immigration and planning policy. Cabinet Office Minister Kate Lord-Brennan MHK said: ‘I am

News > 2024 > Mar > 11

Changes to the political memberships of Government departments have been agreed by the Council of Ministers, coming into effect today.  Chief Minister Alfred Cannan MHK said: 'As we reach

News > 2015 > Apr > 20

Infrastructure Minister Phil Gawne MHK has delegated political responsibility for the Housing Division to Department Member Chris Thomas MHK.The Housing Division transferred to the Department

News > 2022 > Feb > 17

Tim Glover MHK has been appointed as political member for the Cabinet Office with responsibility for the Government Technology Service. Cabinet Office Minister Kate Lord-Brennan MHK said: ‘‘I am

News > 2014 > May > 30

Howard Quayle MHK, the Minister for Health and Social Care has today announced the delegated responsibilities for the Department’s four political members.  Mr Dudley Butt MLC retains his

News > 2015 > Mar > 30

Council. The Minister commented: 'May I take this opportunity to thank Alan for his support. His extensive knowledge of financial services and political experience have proved very valuable. I wish

News > 2016 > Oct > 24

delighted to welcome our new Political Members to the Department. With a wealth of combined experience our new delegations will offer fresh perspectives on the economic challenges the Island faces

News > 2018 > Mar > 02

will now have four Political Members following guidance under the Lisvane Report, with Martyn Perkins MHK stepping down from his delegation. The Minister commented: ‘I would like to take

News > 2013 > May > 13

Howard Quayle MHK and Richard Ronan MHK join the Department for the first time, to work alongside existing Members Alan Crowe MLC, Laurence Skelly MHK and Tony Wild MLC. The new delegations are:

News > 2016 > Sep > 08

Chief Minister Allan Bell CBE has been in London this week cementing key political and media relationships for the Island prior to his retirement next month. During a two-day visit Mr Bell met