AN ADVOCATE’S view that changes need to be made to the set-up of government has received support from several deputies.

GUERNSEY’S current consensus style of government is not fit for purpose, according to the man who last reviewed it.

IN YESTERDAY’S Guernsey Press we provided details of two independent reports commissioned by the States to look into different aspects of its role, one as its function as employer and the other on its adequacy as a planning authority.

GUERNSEY’S machinery of government desperately needs an overhaul.

WITH the general election out of the way, today’s attention inevitably turns to two other topics: who will be the island’s third chief minister and who will he seek to have in the Policy Council team?

OF ALL the things that have been said about this States of Guernsey, the outgoing remarks of the deputy chief minister explaining why he has not sought reelection are probably the most worrying.