Covid-19 Coronavirus Terms and Conditions Help Privacy Home About The Government Offices Attorney General's Chambers Crown Office About The Government Freedom of Information Existing Access to Government Information Government Departments Statutory Boards Offices Attorney General's Chambers About us AGC - Archived Documents Crown Office Crown Officers Legal Aid Review Bona Vacantia Estates Child Abduction Charities Civil Division Prosecutions Division Legislative Drafting Division Contact us Privacy Notice Financial Intelligence Unit General Registry (Isle of Man Courts and Tribunals) Isle of Man Information Commissioner Manx National Heritage Road Transport Licensing Committee Data protection & GDPR on the Isle of Man Equality Council of Ministers Crown Office The Crown Office comprises Her Majesty’s Attorney General, Her Majesty’s Solicitor General and their administrative team. HM Attorney General HM Attorney General is in overall charge of Chambers and is the Accounting Officer with responsibility for the supervision of the Legal Officers in respect of their professional roles. HM Attorney General is a non-voting Member of the Legislative Council and of Tynwald and is the Chair of the Board of the Financial Intelligence Unit and attends the Council of Ministers' weekly meetings as its primary legal adviser. HM Attorney General is supported in his role by HM Solicitor General and by a senior leadership team comprising the Chief Legislative Drafter, the Director of Civil Law, the Director of Prosecutions and the Chief Operating Officer. HM Attorney General: John Quinn QC MLC Appointed Acting Attorney General 18 March 2013 Appointed Attorney General 17 March 2017 HM Solicitor General HM Solicitor General deputises for HM Attorney General as necessary and in particular has oversight of legal work supporting other jurisdictions, including dealing with international letters of request and supporting the International Co-operation and Asset Recovery Team (ICART). HM Solicitor General: Walter Wannenburgh Appointed 19 March 2015 The Crown Office supports the Crown Officers in their duties and in such matters as: Good Governance Business Continuity Compliance with statutory obligations (for example, Data Protection, Freedom of Information, Health and Safety legislation) The appointment of Advocates and Guardian Ad Litem for children who need representation in Family Court matters Supporting broader improvement/change projects such as the Government's Criminal Justice and Digital Strategies as well as Chamber's own improvement projects Share and Bookmark Downloadable Documents List of Attorneys General A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Social Media Hub Site Map Switch to Mobile © 2021 Crown Copyright| OGL All content is available under theOpen Government Licence,except where otherwise stated