States members are back in the Royal Court for the third time in four days to pick who they want to lead the government committees.

The newly-elected deputies are choosing leaders for Economic Development, Education,Sport and Culture, Employment and Social Security, Environment and Infrastructure, Health and Social Care and Home Affairs.

Deputy Yvonne Burford has been elected as the President of the Scrutiny Committee. She beat Deputy Lester Queripel by 24 votes to 15.

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Deputy Rob Prow has been elected unopposed as President of the Committee for Home Affairs
He was proposed by Deputy Peter Ferbrache, seconded by Deputy Andrea Dudley-Owen.

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Deputy Al Brouard has been elected to replace Deputy Heidi Soulsby as the President of Health & Social Care. He beat Deputy David de Lisle by 29 votes to 7.

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After 2 rounds of voting Deputy Lindsay de Sausmarez has been elected as the new E&I President by 21 votes to 16 over Deputy de Lisle.

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Deputy Peter Roffey has been elected unopposed as the new Employment & Social Security President.

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Deputy Andrea Dudley-Owen is the newly elected President of Education Sport & Culture. She was elected unopposed

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Deputy Neil Inder will lead the Committee for Economic Development over the next States term.
Members voted 20 for Deputy Inder and 18 for Deputy Parkinson.
There was one spoilt paper and one blank paper.

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The appointments follow the election of Deputy Peter Ferbrache as President of Police and Resources,  He beat Gavin St Pier by six votes.

The States then supported his choices of Heidi Soulsby, Jonathan Le Tocq, Mark Helyar and David Mahoney to form the P&R committee.

The theme of fresh leadership is expected to continue across the committees. The previous president of ESC, Matt Fallaize, former Environment & Infrastructure president Barry Brehaut and Mary Lowe, who was president of Home Affairs all failed in their bids to be re-elected.

Michelle Le Clerc, the previous head of Employment & Social Security has retired from politics and former Health President Heidi Soulsby chose not to continue in the role.

Deputy Charles Parkinson has told Island FM he hopes to continue in his role as President of Economic Development and face the challenge of rebuilding the island's economy post-pandemic.

Deputy Neil Inder, who led the States Assembly and Constitution Committee last term, is expected to challenge for the position.

The presidents for Scrutiny, Development and Planning, Overseas Aid and Development, the States Assembly and Constitution Committee, the States Trading Supervisory Board and finally the Transport Licensing Authority will also be chosen.

Deputy Gavin St Pier has announced his intention to stand for the STSB.

I will offer myself on Monday to lead States’ Trading Supervisory Board with a radical programme of change and action. There is a massive job to be done there and I believe that’s the role in which I can serve best now.

— Gavin St Pier (@gavinstpier) October 17, 2020

Island FM will bring you the details of the elections for committee presidents throughout the day.

Committee members will be chosen on Wednesday.