![KING’S COURT [8TH JANUARY 2026] - As the new year ushers in a period of reflection, renewal, and strategic realignment across government, renewed attention is being placed on the island’s public sector, one of the most pivotal pillars of national development and service delivery. In keeping with this reset, newly appointed Minister for the Public Service, Transport, Information and Utilities Regulation, Hon. Stephenson King has begun engaging with senior public officers, meeting with heads of departments within the Department of the Public Service to chart priorities, strengthen collaboration, and set the tone for the year and years ahead.](https://www.replay.gp/wp-content/plugins/youtube-feed-pro/img/placeholder.png)
NEW PUBLIC SERVICE MINISTER MEETS WITH DEPARTMENT HEADS, SIGNALS RESET AND RENEWED FOCUS
KING’S COURT [8TH JANUARY 2026] – As the new year ushers in a period of reflection, renewal, and strategic realignment across government, renewed attention is being placed on the island’s public sector, one of the most pivotal pillars of national development and service delivery. In keeping with this reset, newly appointed Minister for the Public Service, Transport, Information and Utilities Regulation, Hon. Stephenson King has begun engaging with senior public officers, meeting with heads of departments within the Department of the Public Service to chart priorities, strengthen collaboration, and set the tone for the year and years ahead.
