Mr Bush led a group of politicians on the trip to Jersey, which followed a scheduled meeting in London with the Foreign Office.
Politicians in Cayman are considering reforming the way they manage public finances and were apparently keen to learn from Jersey’s experience of setting up a new Public Finances Law from 2005, and in moving towards GAAP – or generally accepted accounting principles – accounts.
During the two-day visit on Wednesday and Thursday, the delegation met the Lieutenant-Governor, Lieutenant-General Andrew Ridgway, Bailiff Michael Birt, Chief Minister Terry Le Sueur, ‘foreign secretary’ Senator Freddie Cohen and Assistant Treasury Minister Eddie Noel.
