The Home Affairs Minister, who pulled out of the Chief Minister race at the last minute, will effectively become second in charge of the Island’s government and will lead it when Chief Minister Ian Gorst is absent.
The Chief Minister has also approved the appointment of 14 assistant ministers to serve in various departments.
The full line up of ministers and their assistants is as follows:
Chief Minister Ian Gorst with Senators Paul Routier and Sir Philip Bailhache as assistants
Economic Development Minister Alan Maclean with Deputy Carolyn Labey and James Baker as assistants
Education Minister Patrick Ryan with Deputies Rod Bryans and Roy Le Hérissier as assistants
Home Affairs Minister Ian Le Marquand with Senator Lyndon Farnham as assistant
Housing Minister Andrew Green with St Peter Constable John Refault as assistant
Environment Minister Rob Duhamel with Deputy Carolyn Labey as assistant
Social Security Minister Francis Le Gresley with Deputy Susie Pinel as assistant
Transport Minister Deputy Kevin Lewis with Deputy John Le Fondré as assistant
Treasury Minister Philip Ozouf with Deputy Eddie Noel as assistant
