Her Excellency the Governor, Dileeni Daniel-Selvaratnam is pleased to announce that Mr Perin Bradley will be appointed for a second term as the Deputy Governor of Anguilla.
On the appointment, Her Excellency the Governor, Dileeni Daniel-Selvaratnam said:
‘Following a full and open competition, I am pleased to appoint Mr Perin Bradley for second term as the Deputy Governor of Anguilla in line with section 19A (1) of the Constitution of Anguilla. The interview board was unanimous in its decision and I congratulate Mr Bradley on his reappointment. The Anguilla Public Service has a proud history of serving the people of Anguilla and there has been great innovation in the modernisation and delivery of many of its critical services. I am looking forward to working with the Hon. Deputy Governor to ensure the Anguilla Public Service continues to transform and deliver for the people of Anguilla’.
On the announcement of his appointment as Deputy Governor for a second term, Mr Bradley said:
‘I am honoured to continue serving as Deputy Governor. I would like to thank my family, especially my wife Hyacinth and daughter Morgan, for their support over the past five years. I would also like to thank Her Excellency the Governor for her confidence in entrusting me with this opportunity to continue serving the people of Anguilla in this office. I look forward to working with Her Excellency the Governor, the members of the Executive Council, and my colleagues in the Anguilla Public Service for the betterment of Anguilla’.
Mr Bradley will take up his second term as Deputy Governor on 01 July 2021.
Application Process
A full and open competition was held inviting applications from suitably qualified individuals. Nine applications were received.
Chair of the Public Service Commission, Mrs Vida Lloyd-Richardson; Commissioner of Police, Mr David Lynch; and the Chief Executive of the National Commercial Bank of Anguilla, Ms Sharmaine Francois, joined Her Excellency the Governor as members of the Deputy Governor Interview Panel.
The Interview Panel sifted five of the nine applications through to the interview stage. The interview stage was a two stage process – a Stakeholder Engagement Panel comprised of representatives from the Public Service Commission, the Public Service Integrity Board, the Governor’s Office and the Health Authority, followed by the formal interview with the Deputy Governor Interview Panel.
One of the sifted candidates withdrew their application. The Stakeholder Engagement Panel met each of the four remaining sifted candidates and provided an insightful brief summarising strengths and development areas for each candidate to help inform the considerations of the Interview Panel in structuring the focus of questioning for the formal interview.
– Press Release
