Cabinet Secretary benefits from Isle of Man training
TCI Cabinet Secretary, Crystal Robinson, returned from a training attachment to the Isle of Man government today, Tuesday, 4 February 2014.
Crystal Robinson meets presiding officers at the High Court of Tynwald, the legislature of the Isle of Man.
The training programme, which was fully funded by the Governor’s Office, gave Miss Robinson the opportunity to attend a number of high-profile Governmental meetings to undertake on-the-job training in taking and writing-up minutes, structuring meeting agendas and producing and circulating action points.
A self-governing British Crown Dependency with a population of some 85,000, the Isle of Man has a highly-skilled and professional civil service who regularly host overseas observers.
This is the second time in the last six months that a TCI civil servant has been attached there, with Head of Secretariat, Ronlee James, undertaking a week-long attachment in September.
We are grateful to the Isle of Man Government for once again providing valuable training to a TCIG member of staff,” commented Acting Governor, the Hon. Anya Williams.
Developing the capacity of our hard-working and dedicated civil servants is key to our goal of developing a world-class civil service here in TCI, and I hope the strong partnership between our two Governments will continue to thrive.