Education Devolution & Delegation Investigation & Advisory Committee (EDDIAC)
St Peter Port·Education
Part of States of Deliberation
About
The Education Devolution & Delegation Investigation & Advisory Committee (EDDIAC) is a States of Guernsey parliamentary committee constituted on 22 October 2025 under Rule 53 of the Rules of Procedure of the States of Deliberation, via proposition P.2024/112. Chaired by Deputy Tina Bury, it analyses what powers and responsibilities can and should be devolved and delegated to schools — covering personnel, IT, finance, and governance scrutiny — and must report by September 2026. Its budget is up to £100,000. —
Quick facts
- Established
- 2025 · 1 year
- Industries served
- Education, Government
- Specialises in
- States Committee Member
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- Tina Bury — Chair
- Deputy Garry Collins
- Deputy Paul Montague — President of ESC
- Deputy Charles Parkinson
Contact
- Phone
- +44 1481 224000
- Website
- parliament.gg
- Address
- Grange Road House, Grange Road, St Peter Port GY1 1RQ
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