Department of Home Affairs (Isle of Man)

Department of Home Affairs
Department overview
Formed	1986
Jurisdiction	Isle of Man
Headquarters	Homefield, 88 Woodbourne Road, Douglas, Isle of Man
Employees	565
Annual budget	GBP32.4m for 2011-2012
Minister responsible	Hon Juan Watterson MHK., Minister for Home Affairs
Department executive	Mark Kelly, Chief Executive Officer
Website
www.gov.im/dha

Isle of Man

This article is part of the series: Politics and government of the Isle of Man

Government Lord of Mann Elizabeth II The Crown Lieutenant Governor Adam Wood Deputy Governor David Doyle Council of Ministers Chief Minister: Allan Bell Treasury Minister: Eddie Teare Economic Development Minister: John Shimmin Home Affairs Minister: Juan Watterson Health Minister: David Anderson Education Minister: Peter Karran Infrastructure Minister: David Cretney Social Care Minister: Chris Robertshaw Environment, Food and Agriculture Minister: Phil Gawne Community, Culture and Leisure Minister: Tim Crookall Departments Statutory Boards Offices Other Agencies Tynwald Act of Tynwald List President of Tynwald: Clare Christian Legislative Council President Clare Christian House of Keys Speaker Steve Rodan MHK Members (MHKs) Officials of State Judiciary Manx Judiciary High Bailiff Deputy High Bailiff First Deemster Second Deemster Deemster Judge of Appeal Justices of the Peace Local government Local government Parish Captains Elections House of Keys elections Keys constituencies Political parties Last election Foreign policy Foreign relations

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The Department of Home Affairs (Manx: Rheynn Cooishyn Sthie) ensures the safety, protection and security of the Isle of Man.

The Department is responsible for the police, the Fire and Rescue Service, the Prison Service & Isle of Man Prison, the Probation Service, emergency planning and Civil Defence.

The current Minister for Home Affairs is Juan Watterson MHK.

Function

• Isle of Man Constabulary
• Isle of Man Fire and Rescue Service
• Prison Service
• Probation Service
• Emergency Planning
• Civil Defence Unit
• Joint Emergency Control Room
• Communications Division
• Broadcasting
• Drug Trafficking Unit
• Alcohol
• Financial Crime Unit
• Anti Money Laundering

Non Govenment Agencies reporting to DHA

• Communications Commission

Previous Ministers

Ministers for Home Affairs

• Juan Watterson MHK, 2011-present
• Adrian Earnshaw MHK, 2008-2011
• Martyn Quayle MHK, 2006-2008
• John Shimmin MHK, 2005-2006
• Phil Braidwood MHK, 2001-2005
• Allan Bell MHK, 1996-2001
• Richard Corkill MHK, 1995-1996
• Arnold Callin MLC, 1991-1995
• Edmund Lowey MLC, 1986-1991

Chairmen of the Home Affairs Board

• Noel Cringle, 1982-1986
• Ian Anderson, 1981-1982