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Cayman Islands Government Organisational Structure EFFECTIVE JUNE 2021 Cayman Islands Government Organisational Structure PARLIAMENT HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE PARLIAMENT Mr. Martyn Roper, OBE CAYMAN ISLANDS CAYMAN ISLANDS COURT OF APPEAL MANAGEMENT Hon. Justice Anthony Smellie, QC COMMISSION PRESIDENT PREMIER Rt. Hon. Sir John Goldring, QC AUDITOR GENERAL OMBUDSMAN Hon. Wayne Panton, JP APPEAL COURT JUDGES Ms. Susan Winspear Ms. Sandy Hermiston Rt Hon. Sir Michael Birt ELECTIONS OFFICE Rt Hon. Sir Jack Beatson COUNCIL OF THE Hon. Sir Richard Field PARLIAMENT GRAND COURT PUISNE JUDGES Hon. John Martin, QC MANAGEMENT DEPUTY PREMIER Hon. Justice Margaret Ramsay-Hale Hon. C. Dennis Morrison Hon. Christopher Saunders CAYMAN ISLANDS REGIMENT COMMISSION SUPERVISIOR OF ELECTIONS Hon. Justice Richard Williams Rt. Hon. Sir Alan Moses Mr. Wesley Howell, JP Hon. Justice Robin McMillan Rt Hon. Sir Bernard Rix Hon. Justice Cheryll Richards, QC SPEAKER COMMISSIONS Hon. Justice Nicholas Segal Hon. W. McKeeva Bush, OBE, JP » Judicial & Legal Services Commission THE CABINET Hon. Justice Ian Kawaley Hon. Justice Raj Parker » Human Rights Commission » MINISTERS Advisory Committee on the OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR Hon. Justice David Doyle » Commission for Standards in Public Life Prerogative of Mercy Hon. Wayne Panton, JP » OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS DEPUTY SPEAKER Constitutional Commission » Electoral Boundary Commission Hon. Chris Saunders » Anti-Corruption Commission » National Security Council Hon. Juliana O’Connor-Connolly, JP Hon. Katherine Ebanks-Wilks, LLB » MAGISTRATES: SUMMARY COURT Civil Service Appeals Commission » Expungement Board Hon. Bernie Bush SUMMARY COURT » Police Service Commission » Conditional Release Board DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC Hon. Kenneth Bryan & CORONER’S COURT » PROSECUTIONS/CHIEF OFFICER Hon. André Ebanks Cayman Islands Independent Monitoring Board CHIEF MAGISTRATE (Prisons & Places of Detention) Mr. Patrick Moran Hon. Jay Ebanks CORONER’S COURT His Honour Valdis Foldats, JP CHIEF OFFICER Hon. Sabrina Turner COURTS ADMINISTRATOR/ Ms. Zena Merren-Chin CHIEF OFFICER MAGISTRATES JUDICIAL ADMINISTRATION OFFICIAL MEMBERS Her Honour Kirsty-Ann Gunn, JP DRUG REHABILITATION COURT Mrs. Suzanne Bothwell, JP Hon. Franz Manderson, MBE, Cert. Hon., JP Her Honour Angelyn Hernandez, JP Hon. Samuel Bulgin, QC, JP Her Honour Philippa McFarlane, JP PREMIER DEPUTY GOVERNOR & ATTORNEY GENERAL PREMIER DEPUTY PREMIER MINISTER MINISTER MINISTER MINISTER MINISTER MINISTER Hon. Wayne Panton, JP HEAD OF THE CIVIL SERVICE Hon. Samuel Bulgin, QC, JP Hon. Wayne Panton, JP Hon. Chris Saunders Hon. Juliana O’Connor-Connolly, JP Hon. Bernie Bush Hon. Kenneth Bryan Hon. André Ebanks Hon. Jay Ebanks Hon. Sabrina Turner Hon. Franz Manderson, MBE, Cert Hon., JP CABINET OFFICE PORTFOLIO OF THE CIVIL SERVICE PORTFOLIO OF LEGAL OFFICE OF THE SUSTAINABILITY & FINANCE & ECONOMIC BORDER CONTROL EDUCATION DISTRICT HOME AFFAIRS (HA) YOUTH, SPORTS, CULTURE TOURISM & TRANSPORT FINANCIAL SERVICES & INVESTMENT, INNOVATION PLANNING, AGRICULTURE, HEALTH & WELLNESS (PoCS) AFFAIRS (PLA) COMMISSIONER OF CLIMATE RESILIENCY DEVELOPMENT (FED) & LABOUR (BCL) ADMINISTRATION & & HERITAGE (YSCH) (T&T) COMMERCE (FSC) & SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT HOUSING & (H&W) POLICE (OCP) (SCR) LANDS (DAL) (IISD) INFRASTRUCTURE (PAHI) CABINET SECRETARY/ CHIEF OFFICER SOLICITOR GENERAL/ COMMISSIONER OF POLICE/ CHIEF OFFICER FINANCIAL SECRETARY/ CHIEF OFFICER CHIEF OFFICER CHIEF OFFICER CHIEF OFFICER CHIEF OFFICER CHIEF OFFICER CHIEF OFFICER CHIEF OFFICER CHIEF OFFICER CHIEF OFFICER CHIEF OFFICER Ms. Gloria McField-Nixon, Cert. Hon., JP CHIEF OFFICER CHIEF OFFICER Ms. Jennifer Ahearn, JP CHIEF OFFICER Mr. Wesley Howell, Cert. Hon., JP Ms. Cetonya Cacho Mr. Wilbur Welcome (Acting) Mr. Michael Ebanks (Acting) Ms. Teresa Echenique, Cert. Hon. Mr. Stran Bodden, JP Dr. Dax Basdeo, Cert. Hon., JP Mr. Eric L. Bush, Cert. Hon., JP Mr. Alan Jones, JP Ms. Nellie Pouchie, Cert. Hon. (Acting) Mr. Samuel Rose, Cert. Hon., JP Ms. Reshma Sharma Mr. Derek Byrne, Cert. Hon. Mr. Kenneth Jefferson, JP Departments & Sections Departments & Sections Departments & Sections Departments & Sections Departments & Sections Departments & Sections Departments & Sections Departments & Sections Departments & Sections Departments & Sections Departments & Sections Departments & Sections Departments & Sections Departments & Sections Departments & Sections Departments & Sections » Office of the Premier » Strategic and Corporate Human Resources » Law Revision » Royal Cayman Islands Police Service » Hazard Management Cayman Islands » Risk Management Unit » Customs & Border Control » Department of Education Services » Lands & Survey » Department of Community Rehabilitation » Youth Services Unit » Department of Tourism » Department for International Tax » Invest Cayman » Planning » Health Regulatory Services » Cabinet Secretariat » Civil Service College » Solicitor General’s Office (Budget & Support) » Department of Environment » Treasury Department » Labour and Pensions » Public Libraries » District Administration » Prison Service » Department of Sports » Public Transport Unit Cooperation » Cayman Islands Government Office - Asia » Vehicle & Drivers’ Licensing » Mosquito Research & Control Unit » Cayman Islands Government Office - U.K. » Management Support Unit » Legislative Drafting Department » Cayman Islands Coast Guard » National Weather Service » Economics and Statistics Office » Workforce Opportunities & Residency » Scholarships Secretariat » Sister Islands Sports » Public Safety Communications » Cadet Corps » General Registry » Cayman Islands Government Office - North » Public Works » Department of Counselling Services » Department of Communications » Commissions Secretariat » Law Reform Commission » National Energy Policy Unit » Finance Administration Cayman » Fire Service Statutory Authorities & » Cayman Islands Government Office - » Vehicle and Equipment Services » Department of Environmental Health Statutory Authorities & Statutory Authorities & Statutory Authorities & Government Companies America » Strategic Communications » Internal Audit Services » Financial Reporting Authority » Cayman Islands Postal Services » Travel Cayman » Regiment (Budget & Support) Government Companies European Union » Department of Children & Family Services » Housing Boards & Committees Government Companies Government Companies » Cayman Airways Statutory Authorities & » Internal Communications » Cayman Islands National Archives » Truman Bodden Law School » Central Procurement Office » National Gallery » Department of Commerce & Investment » Business Development Centre » Agriculture » National Conservation Council Statutory Authorities & » University College of the Cayman Islands » Water Authority » Port Authority Government Companies » Government Information Services » Office of Educational Standards » Anti-Money Laundering Unit » Corporate Unit » Cayman National Cultural Foundation » Sunrise Adult Training Centre » George Town Revitalisation Project » National Energy Policy Committee Government Companies » Sister Islands Affordable Housing » Airports Authority Statutory Authorities & » Health Services Authority » CIG TV » Passport Office » National Museum » » Facilities Management Boards & Committees » Utility Regulation and Competition Office Boards & Committees Development Corporation » Cayman Turtle Centre Government Companies Needs Assessment Unit » National Drug Council » Radio Cayman » Office of the Deputy Governor Statutory Authorities & » e-Government » (OfReg) » Education Council » Tourism Attractions Board » CI Monetary Authority » Policy Coordination Unit » Governor’s Office (Budget & Support) Legal Advisory Council Boards & Committees Government Companies » Boards & Committees » Computer Services Department Statutory Authorities & Boards & Committees » Law Reform Commission Caribbean Examinations Council National » National Youth Commission » Cayman Islands Stock Exchange » Protocol Office » Elections Office (Budget & Support) » Cayman Islands Development Bank » Land Surveyors Board » Cyber-Security Government Companies » » Boards & Committees Committee Boards & Committees » Auditors Oversight Authority Health Practice Commission » Information Rights Unit Anti-Money Laundering Steering Group » Cayman Islands National Insurance » National Festival Committee & District » National Roads Authority » Business Staffing Plan Board » Public Libraries Management Committee » Street Naming & Numbering » Hotel Licensing Board » » Cayman Islands Intellectual Property Office » Medical & Dental Council Statutory Authorities & Government Companies Committees Stock Exchange Authority » » Immigration Appeals Tribunal Secretariat Company » Cayman Brac and Little Cayman » Development Control Board National Housing Development Trust » » Public Service Pension Board » Tourism Advisory Council » Maritime Authority of the Cayman Islands Council for Professions Allied with » Celebrate Cayman Office » Statutory Authorities & Immigration Board Sister Islands Planning Appeals Tribunal » Hospitality School Advisory Council » Civil Aviation Authority Medicine » Gender Affairs Unit Boards & Committees Government Companies » Caymanian Status & Permanent » Road Assessment Committee » Public Transport Board Boards & Committees » Nursing & Midwifery Council Boards & Committees » Public Sector Investment Committee » Children and Youth Services (CAYS) » Conditional Release Board Secretariat Residency Board » Public Lands Commission » Public Transport Appeals Tribunal Boards & Committees » Electrical Trade Licensing Board
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