Covid-19 Coronavirus Terms and Conditions Help Privacy Home About The Government Departments Home Affairs About The Government Freedom of Information Existing Access to Government Information Government Departments Cabinet Office Education, Sport and Culture Enterprise Environment, Food and Agriculture Health and Social Care Home Affairs DHA Minister and Members Chief Executive's Office Criminal Justice Service Communications Division Emergency Planning Unit Legislation Isle of Man Constabulary Isle of Man Fire and Rescue Service Isle of Man Prison and Probation Service Road Safety Challenge Home Affairs Privacy Notice Office of Cyber Security and Information Assurance Infrastructure The Treasury Statutory Boards Offices Data protection & GDPR on the Isle of Man Equality Council of Ministers Home Affairs Head Office Tromode Road Douglas Isle of Man IM2 5PA Telephone: +44 1624 694300 Minister: Hon Jane Poole-Wilson CEO: Dan Davies Budget: Gross Income £1,183,000, Gross Expenditure £38,669,000, Net Expenditure £37,486,000 Email: Send email The core purpose of the Department of Home Affairs is to ensure community safety in the Isle of Man. It aims to improve the quality of life for Island residents by providing effective services for their safety, protection and security. The operational services of the Department are: Isle of Man Constabulary (including Emergency Planning and Civil Defence) Isle of Man Fire and Rescue Service Isle of Man Prison and Probation Service and Communications Division The administration of the Department is via the Chief Executive's Office, which exists primarily to support the operational services in achieving their aims and objectives, and to aid the Chief Executive in driving policy and strategy. The Department is also responsible for establishing and maintaining the Police Consultative Forum, the Police Advisory Group and the Parole Committee, along with informal consultative bodies such as the Licensing Forum and the Firearms Consultative Committee. In addition, the Department supports the activities of the Drug and Alcohol Strategy Group and the Safeguarding Children Board. A further key aspect of the Department's work is on anti-money laundering legislation and the associated documentation. Further information on this matter can be found on this webpage. Find out more News Consultations Vacancies Share and Bookmark 13 Related Links Freedom of Information Downloadable Documents DHA Business Plan 2016-2019 Report on the Implementation of the Recommendations from the Public Inquiry into the Parole System (the Karran Inquiry) Second Report on the Implementation of the Recommendations from the Public Inquiry into the Parole System (the Karran Inquiry) Policing Plan 2017 - 2018 IOMFRS Service Delivery Plan 2015-2016 IOMFRS Annual Action Plan 2014-2015 CJS Performance Monitoring 2016-2017 Youth Justice Team Annual Report 2016 - 2017 Chief Constable Speech Licensing Triennials February 2018 IoM Code of Practice for Victims and Witnesses 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