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Government Relations Services in Guernsey
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Government Relations Services sector based in Guernsey. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
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Locate Guernsey
Locate Guernsey exists to promote the British Channel Island of Guernsey as a world-leading relocation destination for individuals and for businesses. Funded and operated by the Island's Government, the States of Guernsey, we provide guidance and assistance to those relocating to the Island. Guernsey is a thriving place with an active business community as well as much to enjoy in leisure time. The routes into Guernsey are also easier to navigate than many other jurisdictions. We work closely with stakeholders in the island's private sector who are able to provide expert advice and commercial services. Together we can ensure your relocation is a relaxed and rewarding journey. To find out more, visit or contact enquiries@locateguernsey.com /+44 (0) 1481 220011.
1 to 10 staff
The Employment And Equal Opportunities Service
The Employment and Equal Opportunities Service (EEOS) is here to provide free and impartial support and advice to employers, employees and trade unions on a wide range of employment and discrimination matters. EEOS also provides information, support and advice for providers of services, education, accommodation and clubs and associations and their users (such as customers or members) on all matters relating to equality and prevention of discrimination.
1 to 10 staff
The Children's Tribunal System For The Bailiwick Of Guernsey
The Children’s Tribunal System safeguards and promotes the welfare of children and young people who are in need of care, protection and guidance in Guernsey and Alderney. Established as part of the Children (Guernsey and Alderney) Law, 2008 The Children’s Tribunal System is made up of three independent bodies: The Office of the Children’s Convenor, The Child Youth and Community Tribunal (CYCT) and The Children’s Convenor and Tribunal Board. Children or young people identified as vulnerable and who may be in need of compulsory help are referred to the Office of the Children’s Convenor, a legally qualified independent holder of public office, who investigates the case. Referrals can come from anyone, but most often come from organisations such as Law Enforcement and the Health and Social Care Services. If the Convenor believes there may be a need for compulsory intervention to ensure the child gets the help and support that they need, a hearing of the Tribunal is organised. The Tribunal will decide whether or not to make a legal order. The child/young person and their family or carers are central participants in the hearing that makes this decision. Cases are heard by a panel of three Tribunal members, trained volunteers appointed by the Royal Court, who, on the basis of the facts and information presented, decide what action is required in the best interests of the child. The members are required to make an informed and unbiased decision which is legally binding. The Children’s Convenor and Tribunal are overseen by The Convenor and Tribunal Board, an independent body with strategic oversight to monitor the performance of the Convenor and President of the Tribunal and to provide them with guidance and support. The Board is also responsible for securing the resources required to enable the Children’s Convenor, the President and the Tribunal to carry out their duties in accordance with the Law.
1 to 10 staff
Lintercontinental
Global Escrow
51 to 200 staff
