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Portfolio+Update+2012+(Government 2011 - 2015 Design and Layout by: The Department of Information and Public Relations Premier’s Office Updated May 2012 (Information in this document is subject to change without notice) 16 1 Members of theCONTENTS House of Assembly: MembersTelephone of the Listings: House 468-3701 of Assembly Governor’s Group ................................................................................................. Page 4 Hon. Ingrid Moses-Scatliffe (in order of precedence) Premier’s Office ..................................................................................................... Page 6 Speaker of the House Governor’s Group .....................................................................................ext. 3502 Ministry of Finance ................................................................................................ Page 8 Premier’s Office ................................................................................................. ext. 2152 Ministry of Natural Resources and Labour ............................................................ Page 9 Dr. the Hon. D. Orlando Smith, OBE Hon. Delores Christopher Ministry of Finance ............................................................................................ ext. 2144 PremierMinistry and of Health Minister and of Social Finance Development .......................................................Deputy Speaker Page 10 MinistryRepresentative: of Communications Territorial-At-Large and Works .............................................................Representative: District FivePage 11 Ministry of Natural Resources and Labour ........................................................ ext. 2147 Ministry of Education and Culture ......................................................................Page 12 Ministry of Health and Social Development ...................................................... ext. 2174 Dr. the Hon. Kedrick D. Pickering Hon. J. Alvin Christopher Dr. the Honourable Honourable Dr. the Honourable Constitutionally Established Departments ...........................................................Page 13 D. Orlando Smith, OBE Ingrid Moses-Scatliffe Kedrick D. Pickering Deputy Premier and Minister for Natural Representative: District Two Ministry of Communications and Works ........................................................... ext. 2183 MembersResources of and the Labour House of Assembly (Information) .............................................Page 14 Representative: District Seven Ministry of Education and Culture ..................................................................... ext. 2151 Members of the House of Assembly (Photographs) ............................................Page 15 Hon. Julian Fraser, RA Hon. Ronnie W. SkeltonCentral AdministrationRepresentative: Building District Three Minister for Health and Social Development Representative: Territorial-At-Large Hon. Andrew Fahie Hon. Mark Vanterpool Representative: District One Minister for Communications and Works Honourable Honourable Honourable Dr. the Honourable Representative: District Four Ronnie W. Skelton Mark Vanterpool Myron V. Walwyn Christopher Malcolm Hon. Archibald Christian Hon. Myron V. Walwyn Representative: Territorial-At-Large Minister for Education and Culture Mailing address: Mr. Boyd McCleary, CMG, CVO Dr. the Hon. D. Orlando Smith, OBE Dr. the Hon. Kedrick Pickering Representative: Territorial-At-Large Governor Premier and Minister of Finance Deputy Premier (Ministry/Department) Minister for Natural Resources Hon. Marlon A. Penn Government of the Virgin Islands and Labour Dr. the Hon. Christopher Malcolm Representative: District Eight AttorneyCentral Administration General (ex officio) Building #33 Admin Drive Road Town, TORTOLA, VG1110 Hon. Ralph T. O’Neal, OBE Hon. Alvera Maduro-Caines VIRGIN ISLANDS General Enquiries: Leader of the Opposition Representative: District Six Honourable Honourable Honourable Honourable Ralph T. O’Neal, OBE Deloris Christopher Julian Fraser, RA Representative: District Nine Department of Information and Public Relations J. Alvin Christopher Government of the Virgin Islands 354 James Walter Francis Drive RJT Edifice Building, 5th floor Wickham’s Cay I TORTOLA, VG 1110 VIRGIN ISLANDS Hon. Ronnie W. Skelton Hon. Mark Vanterpool Hon. Myron V. Walwyn Minister for Health and Minister for Minister for Education Telephone: 468-3701 ext. 2730 Social Development Communications and Works and Culture Fax: 468-2750 E-mail: [email protected] Honourable Website: www.bvi.gov.vg Honourable Honourable Honourable 142 Andrew Fahie Archibald Christian Marlon A. Penn Alvera Maduro-Caines153 For overseas use: 1+284 468-3701 MINISTRY OFGOVERNOR’S EDUCATION GROUPAND CULTURE Minister: Hon. Myron V. Walwyn DEPARTMENTS BOyD MCCLEARy, CMG, CVO Permanent Secretary AttorneyCONSTITUTIONALLY General’s Chambers ESTABLISHED DEPARTMENTS Dr. Marcia Potter (Ag.) CABINET Attorney General: Dr. the Hon. Christopher Malcolm Chairman: Deputy SecretaryGovernor Boyd McCleary, CMG, CVO Civil Registry and Passport Office Tasha Bertie (Ag.) Registrar General: Stephanie Benn MEMBERS: Audit Department Premier and Minister of Finance : Chief Auditor: Sonia Webster Assistant Secretary Department of Disaster Management Lorna StevensDr. the Hon. D. Orlando Smith, OBE Director: Sharlene DaBreo SUBJECTS Deputy Premier and Minister for Natural Resources and Labour: Dr. the Hon. Kedrick Pickering Department of Human ResourcesCabinet Office Censorship Museums Cabinet Secretary: Sandra Ward Cinemas Prisons Director: Michelle Donovan Stevens (Ag.) Colleges and Universities Minister Publicfor Health Libraries and Social Development: Culture Scholarships Hon. Ronnie W. Skelton High Court Registry Ecclesiastical Affairs (excluding Civil Service Training) Registrar: Paula Ajarie House of Assembly Offices Education MinisterSports for andCommunications Recreation and Works: Speaker: Hon. Ingrid Moses-Scatliffe Hon. Mark Vanterpool Clerk: Phyllis Evans Festival and Fairs youth Affairs Magistracy Historical Sites and Monuments Minister for Education and Culture: Senior Magistrate: Valerie Stephens Hon. Myron V. Walwyn DEPARTMENTS/UNITS Royal Virgin Islands PoliceHuman Force Rights Commission Attorney General: Head: (Vacant) Department of Culture Commissioner of Police: David Morris (Ag.) DirectorDEPUTY of Culture: GOVERNOR Brenda Lettsome-Tye (Ag.) Dr. the Hon. Christopher Malcolm V. INEZ ARCHIBALD Department of Education Cabinet Secretary: UNITS/DIVISIONSOffice of the Complaints Commission ChiefPermanent Education Secretary Officer: Beverly Brathwaite (Ag.) Sandra Ward Complaints Commissioner: Elton Georges David Archer Archives and Records Management Office of the Supervisor of Elections Department of Youth Affairs and Sports Chief Records Management Officer: Supervisor: Juliette Penn DirectorDeputy of Secretary youth Affairs and Sports: Patrick Harrigan (Ag.) Helen Seymour (Ag.) Christopher VarlackOffice (Ag.) of the Director of Public Prosecution Her Majesty’s Prison Director: Elizabeth Hinds SuperintendentAssistant Secretary of Prisons: Richard Holder (Ag.) Law Reform Commission Training Division (Vacant) Chairman: Dr. Ray C. M. Harris Chief Training Officer: Marsha Smith (Ag.) Library Services Chief Librarian: Suzanne Greenaway Office of the Registrar of Interest Registrar: Victoreen Romney-Varlack NationalSUBJECTS Commission for UNESCO Director: Dr. Allison Flax-Archer COMMISSIONS/ASSOCIATED BODIES Administration of the Courts BOARDS/COMMITTEES Constitutional Affairs (including elections, etc.) Financial Investigation Agency DefenceBoard of (including Film Censorsarmed forces) Library Services Committee Director: Errol George DisasterChairman: Preparedness (Vacant) Chairman: (Vacant) External Affairs (including treaties, conventions, relations with international organisations, consular affairs, etc.) Early Education Advisory Committee Prison Visiting Committee Judicial and Legal Service Commission InternalChairman: Security (Vacant) (including the Police Force) Chairman: Lemuel Smith Chairman: Chief Justice Hugh Rawlins Passports, Nationality, and Visas Education Advisory Board The Public Service (the terms and conditions of persons holding or acting in publRecreationic offices) Trust Chairman: (Vacant) Chairman: Ishmael Scatliffe National Disaster Management Council Chairman: Governor Boyd McCleary, CMG, CVO Festival and Fairs Committee Chairman: Marvin Blyden Scholarship Trust Fund Board Chairman: Franklin Walters Public Service Commission H Lavity Stoutt Community College Chairman: Magdalene Rymer Chairman: Dr. Charles Wheatly Sir Rupert Briercliffe Hall President: Dr. Karl Dawson Chairman: Sylvia Todman-Fahie Teaching Service Commission 124 Chairman: Dr. Lydia Pickering 135 MINISTRY OF HEALTHPREMIER’S AND OFFICESOCIAL DEVELOPMENT MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS AND WORKS Premier:Minister: Dr. the Hon. Hon. D. Ronnie Orlando W. Smith,Skelton OBE Minister: Hon. Mark Vanterpool Permanent Secretary Permanent Secretary Permanent Secretary STATUTORY BOARD RosaliePetrona Adams Davies Arlene Smith-Thompson (Ag.) Deputy Secretary BVI Tourist Board Chief Medical Officer Deputy Secretary Dr.(Vacant) Irad Potter Chairman: Russell Harrigan Director: Malcia Smith-HamiltonGary Penn (Ag.) AssistantDeputy Secretaries Secretary ElviaCarolyn Smith-Maduro Stoutt Igwe Assistant Secretary Najan Christopher Jewel Brewley Rawlins Assistant Secretary Alisia Browne Jocelyn Estridge (Ag.) SUBJECTS SUBJECTS SUBJECTS DEPARTMENTS Building Standards Ports Cemeteries Environmental Health Public Health
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