Guernsey’s political system has had a testing time.
Introduced in 2004, ministerial government was intended to sweep away the previous disjointed system of committees and replace it with a more efficient approach to policymaking.
Politics: Ministerial system settles down after shaky start
By Bob Sherwood
Published: September 18 2008 08:30 | Last updated: September 18 2008 08:30
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