Manifesto 2016

In my manifesto I want to demonstrate not only what I see needs to be addressed in the next term, but also how what I say can be backed up by what I have done in the last 4 years. We have seen lots of strategies developed recently, with many fine words, but what we need now is action. However, I believe we have to be realistic. I could produce a long list of all the things that should be done, but what we really require is a States of Guernsey that is focused. Unless we establish priorities, expenditure could easily spiral out of control, leading to growing demands for tax rises to pay for everything. This must not be allowed to happen.

That is why the theme of my manifesto is focus. We must focus on where Government can, and must, make a positive difference. This includes long overdue action on housing, essential public service reform and support for economic growth. However, above all, it means transformation of our model of health and social care. That is why, if I am elected, I will seek to lead the new Committee for Health and Social Care to ensure that the positive work done, since the last Board took office in October 2014, can continue without delay.

The following graphic summarises the key areas I believe the next Government must focus on. Further information is provided in the links below.

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Partnership & Engagement   >

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Health & Social Care Transformation    >

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Controlling Spending    >

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Action on Housing    >

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Getting the Right Education System    >

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Restoring the Feel-Good Factor    >

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Fair & Sustainable Funding    >

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Public Service Reform    >

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