The Council of Ministers is the highest level decision making body within the Isle of Man Government. It consists of 8 Ministers and the Chief Minister with a small number of advisers also present. Its purpose is to set national and international policy and provide clear leadership to the separate legal entities of departments, offices and statutory boards which make up the Isle of Man Government. It also has some statutory decision-making functions and importantly has a reserved power to give a department or statutory board directions with regard to the exercise of functions where it appears to it to affect the public interest.
- Freedom of Information
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- Government
- Departments
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- Equality
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Council of Ministers
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The Council of Ministers
- Council of Ministers Line-up
- Role of the Council of Ministers
- Department Political Members
- Council committees, sub-committees and boards
- Our Island Plan
- Council of Ministers Proceedings
- CoMin Reports
- Council of Ministers Emergency Advisory Group
- Programme for Government
- Programme for Government 2016-21 Reports
- War Memorials Committee
- Tynwald
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The Council of Ministers
Downloadable Documents
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National Covid Response Group - Terms of Reference
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Isle of Man Action Plan to prevent the misuse of companies and legal arrangements
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Framework for a Programme for Government
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An independent review of the scope of Government in the Isle of Man 2012
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Scope of Government review team comments on rebalancing strategy
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Economic Research Report
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Council of Ministers response to Scope of Government Report (GD No. 067/12)
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Access Code
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Access Code Flowchart
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Delivering the Programme for Government
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The Government Code 2017