GOV.GG Government Government Work Plan Government Work Plan Downloads Government Work Plan - Stage 2 Policy Letter Government Work Plan - Stage 2 Media Release Government Work Plan - Plan On A Page Resolutions, Billet D'État VI - 26th March 2021 (Government Work Plan) Government Work Plan - Stage 1 Policy Letter Share this page The Government Work Plan 2021-2025: Investing in Islanders, Our Island and Our Future is the States' integrated action plan for this political term that focuses resources on our immediate economic, social and environmental needs and lays the groundwork for a bright future. The Plan was agreed by the Assembly on 23rd July 2021. The approved propositions are available here. What has happened so far? On 26th March 2021, the States debated the Government Work Plan - stage 1 policy letter and agreed, among other things, the four priorities of government for this political term: Responding to the COVID-19 pandemic; an ongoing 'must-do' activity as the Island transitions to living with COVID-19 through testing and tracing, vaccination and easing border restrictions. Managing the effects of Brexit and meeting international standards; also an essential priority area - our jurisdiction's autonomy, international identity and adherence to international obligations must be maintained within the changed global landscape. Delivering the recovery actions; focusing on complementary actions that government should progress to best facilitate the Island's recovery from the pandemic. Re-shaping government; centred on those actions which will make the greatest contribution towards a more effective and affordable form of government and a more community-focused public service. What will happen next? While the stage 1 policy letter laid the foundations and agreed the essence of the Plan, the detail is now set out in the stage 2 policy letter, including costings, targets, measures and phasing. It includes the actions that will deliver the four priorities of government for this term as well as: The Funding and Investment Plan; A monitoring framework; Proposals with respect to amending Rule 4; The list of legislation prioritised for drafting; and Resolutions proposed for rescission or replacement. The next step for the Plan will be the implementation stage, focusing on delivering the Top 10 recovery actions (see FAQs below) that commence this year, and a number of priority actions in the first 18 months. It will be annually reviewed in June at a Special Meeting of the States, where any changes that might be needed to reflect an evolving global and local context will be considered. Below are some FAQs on the Plan. Frequently Asked Questions What is the Government Work Plan's vision? What are the Top 10 Priority 3 actions? Will there be flexibility in the Government Work Plan and its actions? How have actions been phased? How will the Government Work Plan be monitored? Which Committee owns the Government Work Plan? How have the recovery actions been prioritised and decided? Useful Pages The Future Guernsey Plan Guernsey's "Revive and Thrive" Recovery Strategy Tax Review Useful Links States Meeting on 17 March 2021 Was this page helpful? Yes No Somewhat Follow us on social media Accessibility Sitemap Privacy Terms and Conditions Access to Public Information Contact Us A-Z