Department of Home Affairs (Isle of Man)

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Lord of Mann: Elizabeth II Lieutenant Governor: Sir Paul Haddacks Deputy Governor: Michael Kerruish Tynwald President of Tynwald: Noel Cringle Legislative Council President: Noel Cringle House of Keys Speaker: Steve Rodan Government Council of Ministers Chief Minister: Tony Brown Treasury Minister: Allan Bell Home Minister: Martyn Quayle Health Minister: Eddie Teare Education Minister: Annie Craine Industry Minister: David Cretney Tourism Minister: Adrian Earnshaw Transport Minister: David Anderson DAFF Minister: Phil Gawne DLGE Minister: John Shimmin Chief Secretary: Mary Williams Manx Judiciary First Deemster: Michael Kerruish Second Deemster: David Doyle Deputy Deemster: Andrew Corlett Judge of Appeal: Geoffrey Tattersall High Bailiff: Michael Moyle Deputy High Bailiff: Alastair Montgomerie Attorney General: John Corlett Keys Constituencies Local Government Political parties Elections Officials of State Parish Captains
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The Department of Home Affairs ensures the safety, protection and security of the the Isle of Man.

The Department is responsible for the police, the Fire and Rescue Service, the Prison Service, the Probation Service, emergency planning and Civil Defence.

The department also licences fireworks displays, maintains a register of security staff authorised to work at licensed premises, and provides support and resources to the Gambling Control Commission.

The current Minister of Home Affairs is Martyn Quayle MHK.

The political members of the department are: