Role information:

We are seeking a highly experienced individual, for the position of Finance Director in Health and Care Jersey.  This pivotal role provides an opportunity to provide strategic financial leadership to ensure financial sustainability and affordability for all health and care services in Jersey, consistent with the objectives of the Minister for Health & Social Services for greater integration of health and care services with partner organisations.

Key responsibilities:

This post is a key member of Health and Care Jersey (HCJ) executive team, and the key responsibilities are as follows:

• Lead the development and implementation of robust financial strategies to resource and deliver strategic objectives sustainably, whilst ensuring compliance with States of Jersey financial and procurement regulations and enabling the delivery of high-quality patient care and services within budgetary limits.


• As an executive member of the Health and Care Services Advisory Board, the Health and Care Partnership Board ("the Boards") and the HCJ Executive Leadership Team, this post will provide expert financial advice to these forums, and to HCJ's Chief Officer (who is the Accountable Officer), to enable informed decision making. They will contribute actively to those forums, with a focus on improving financial sustainability, efficiency and affordability, whilst improving the safety and quality of Jersey's health and care services now and into the future.


• The Finance Director is an executive senior leadership role with overall responsibility for the management of the department's financial affairs, activities and operations, including those for the New Health Care Facilities programme and procurement activity within HCJ. As such, the Finance Director will be involved actively in, and will advise on, all material business decisions to ensure immediate and long-term implications, opportunities and risks are considered and aligned with Jersey's financial strategy for health and care.


• Ensuring efficiency and value for money are critical, in order that public money is safeguarded at all times and used to support organisational goals. Critical to this will be continuing to foster a culture of transparency, collaboration and financial accountability across the department.

The Finance Director will work closely with colleagues in the Treasury & Exchequer department and has professional accountability to the Treasurer of the States.

Role requirements:

We are seeking an exceptional individual who can provide a blend of both technical knowledge and leadership skills, as well as having the gravitas, integrity, ethics and experience to build productive relationships with stakeholders, and be seen as a trusted leader, with the vision and strategy to address the challenges associated with an ever changing and evolving environment in Health and Care Jersey.

Informal discussion:

Should you wish to have an informal discussion with Tom Walker, Chief Officer of HCJ, please contact Danielle Colback by email via d.colback@health.gov.je

To apply:

To apply, or for further information about the role, please visit the following link: Finance Director

Application deadline:

The closing date for applications is 5th January 2026.

Specialists sought in seven key legal areas

The Jersey Law Commission is an independent body established to review, modernise, and improve the law of Jersey. Its role is to research areas of law that may be outdated, unclear, or in need of reform, and to make recommendations to ensure Jersey’s legal framework remains fair, effective, and accessible.

The Jersey Law Commission invites applications for the position of Law Commissioner in the following areas:

• Criminal Law,
• Family Law,
• Property Law,
• Constitutional Law,
• Commercial Law,
• Succession Law, and
• Insolvency Law.

Applicants must be practising Jersey lawyers or academics with a recognised specialism in Jersey law.

Candidates should be Jersey residents or have a demonstrable strong connection to Jersey. They should be recognised experts in their chosen field.

The role of a Law Commissioner is a voluntary unpaid role. Commissioners contribute their expertise and time to the work of the Commission on a voluntary basis, reflecting their commitment to public service and the advancement of law reform. The time commitment involves attendance at meetings once a quarter, together with additional project work as required.

The Law Commission adheres to the Jersey Appointments Commission’s Guidelines and to the principles of diversity, equality, and non-discrimination. It is fully committed to equal opportunity and inclusivity, ensuring that all voices are heard and that its work reflects a broad range of perspectives and experiences. The Commission’s approach is to foster an environment where different skill sets and backgrounds are valued, and where inclusivity and accountability are central to its governance and activities.

The Jersey Law Commission is committed to maintaining the highest standards of legal development and welcomes applications from exceptional candidates.

More information:

Further information is available in the Jersey Law Commission candidate brief; should you wish to have an informal discussion on any aspects of the role, please email resourcing@gov.je

To apply:

To apply, please email your CV and Supporting Statement, addressed to Ms Charlotte Brambilla, Chair, Jersey Law Commission, to resourcing@gov.je

Application deadline:

17.00 on the 8th December 2025

Join us in shaping the future of charities in Jersey

Are you passionate about strengthening public trust and confidence in registered charities and supporting philanthropy in the Island? We are seeking an outstanding individual to serve as Charity Commissioner, helping to guide the continued implementation of the Charities (Jersey) Law and shape the future of charitable regulation on the island.

Role information:

The role of Jersey Charity Commissioner is intellectually stimulating and involves engaging with stakeholders across the charitable sector, within government, and with other regulators and arms length organisations.

The Commissioner operates with a high degree of autonomy and must be able to make independent decisions in often complex and challenging circumstances and which have regulatory and legal implications.

The contract will be part-time and have a term of 3 years.

As Charity Commissioner, you will:

• Oversee the registration of charities in Jersey, ensuring compliance with legal and governance standards.
• Independently produce an annual report, ensuring transparency and integrity in the oversight process.
• Promote transparency, accountability, and public confidence in the charitable sector.
• Support the development of Jersey as a centre of excellence for philanthropic wealth management.

This is a high-impact leadership role requiring strategic insight, regulatory experience, and a collaborative approach.

Key responsibilities:

• Assess and determine eligibility for charity registration.
• Provide guidance and oversight to support good governance across the sector.
• Engage with stakeholders across government, finance, and civil society.
• Contribute to policy development and the evolution of charity regulation and guidance.

What we’re looking for:

We welcome applications from candidates who can demonstrate:

• A strong understanding of Jersey’s voluntary and community sector, including relevant legislation.
• Strategic insight into the growth and sustainability of charitable organisations.
• Familiarity with the financial services sector, particularly philanthropic wealth management.
• Excellent interpersonal and stakeholder engagement skills.
• Proven leadership and governance experience.

Terms of appointment:

Approximately 5 days per month. The role is remunerated at a day rate available upon application. Initial three-year term, with potential for renewal.

To apply:

To express interest or request further information, please contact Louise Richardson (Senior Policy Adviser, Financial & Professional Services).

You can contact Louise by telephone on (01534) 760810, or by e-mail via l.richardson@gov.je

Application deadline:

Deadline for applications is 14th December 2025.

Interviews to take place on 15th January 2026.