The Cabinet Office coordinates the weekly meetings of Government ministers, as well as special local, regional and international projects arising from these meetings. It includes the Cabinet Secretariat, which primarily provides administrative and technical support to the Premier, Cabinet and the National Security Council; the Policy Coordination Unit; the Appeals Tribunal Secretariat; the Protocol Office; the Information Rights Unit; and the Gender Equality Tribunal.
Finally, the wider portfolio comprises three public authorities which maintain separate Publication Schemes, the Cayman Islands Government Office in the United Kingdom (London Office), Radio Cayman and the Department of Communications (formerly Government Information Services).
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Cabinet Secretary, Mr. Samuel Rose, leads the response by his office to decisions concerning governmental policy in the weekly Cabinet meetings, which he attends as a non-voting member. Since many of the policy areas discussed in these meetings have application across Government, the Cabinet Office includes a number of sections and departments whose work has cross-governmental scope.
Administering the authority’s operations at the organisational level; developing business plans and corporate policy; setting long-term goals and objectives; evaluating the agency’s overall performance and progress towards established targets; managing programmes
to improve business processes and ensure consistent service delivery; preparing or revising laws and other regulatory instruments that affect the authority’s functions and responsibilities; obtaining legal advice from external sources.
The Cabinet Secretariat is responsible for:
The Policy Coordination Unit is charged with:
The Protocol Office provides:
The Department of Communications is responsible for:
The Information Rights Unit is tasked with:
The Appeals Tribunal Secretariat provides administrative and secretarial support for the processing of appeals for the Immigration Appeals Tribunal and the Refugee Protection Appeals Tribunal
The Gender Equality Tribunal was established under Section 23 of the Gender Equality Act, 2011 to hear and determine discrimination complaints submitted under the Act.
Functions of the Cabinet Office include: