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After the certification of results, the Supervisor of Elections returns the Writs of Election to the Governor. This official return confirms each successful candidate as a duly elected Member of Parliament (MP), fulfilling the requirements under Section 84 of the Constitution. The return of the writs allows the Governor to formally recognise the elected Members and proceed to the next steps in establishing Parliament.
The civil service plays a crucial role in ensuring the well-being of the community. Civil servants deliver essential services, uphold public trust, and drive initiatives that contribute to the economic and social development of the Cayman Islands.
The Governor issues a Proclamation under Section 83(1) of the Constitution, setting the date, time, and location for the first meeting of the new Parliament. This Proclamation is publicly announced and marks the next step toward forming a new government.
At the first sitting of Parliament:
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The Speaker and Deputy Speaker are elected by the Members of Parliament, as required under Section 65.
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All Members take the Oath of Allegiance and the Oath for the Due Execution of Office, in accordance with Section 60 of the Constitution.
These oaths are legally required before any Member may participate in parliamentary proceedings.
Civil servants provide a wide range of services, including education, healthcare, public safety, environmental protection, and infrastructure development. Our work ensures that residents have access to essential resources and support.
If you’re interested in a career in the civil service, check our website for information on job openings and internships. Engaging with civil service initiatives can also provide insights into potential career paths. Click here to check Core Government Vacancies or SAGC Government Vacancies
At the first sitting, Members elect the Premier by majority vote. The Premier is then appointed by the Governor under Section 49 of the Constitution, from among the elected Members who appear to command the support of the majority of elected Members.
Once appointed, the Premier advises the Governor on the appointment of Ministers, in line with Section 54 of the Constitution. Each Minister must take the Oath of Allegiance and the Oath for the Due Execution of Office under Section 60 before assuming their responsibilities as Cabinet Ministers.
You can find the list and detailed information of various civil service departments and their roles on our Website Directory. Each department typically has a dedicated section outlining its functions, services, and contact information.
A strong civil service ensures effective governance, enhances the quality of public services, fosters economic growth, and promotes social equity. It acts as a stabilizing force that supports community development and well-being.
