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Government Administration in Isle Of Man
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Isle Of Man Government
Based in the middle of the Irish Sea, the Isle of Man is a self-governing dependency of the British Crown.
5001 to 10000 staff
Digital Isle Of Man
Digital Isle of Man was created to support the sector, developing and implementing a strategy to support sustainable economic growth and establishing the Isle of Man as a centre of international excellence for the digital economy. As an Executive Agency within Isle of Man Government's Department for Enterprise, Digital Isle of Man is a public/private partnership, acting as a key decision maker and advisory body for the economic prosperity of the sector. As the sector has grown worldwide, tech-based companies on the Isle of Man have followed suit with the sector now accounting for 30% of the Island’s economy. It’s a particularly diverse area, spanning eGaming, esports, Fintech, blockchain, IoT, technology, payments, media and film. In addition to championing innovation, Digital Isle of Man recognises the importance of strengthening the links between academia, research and ICT capabilities in the Island’s school leavers, university graduates and those returning to the workplace. The Digital Agency strives to make the Island a Centre of Digital Excellence, in partnership with the industry sector, its representatives and its educational establishments.
11 to 50 staff
Douglas City Council
Douglas City Council is the local authority for the city of Douglas, located in the Isle of Man. The council is responsible for a wide range of services, including social housing, building control, car parks, public toilets, refuse collection, and street lighting. It also manages the Henry Bloom Noble Library and the Community Enforcement Officers and is also actively involved in organising community events. For more information about the Douglas City Council, their services, and their initiatives, please visit their official website.
201 to 500 staff
Isle Of Man Financial Intelligence Unit
The Isle of Man's Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) was established by the Financial Intelligence Unit Act 2016 (FIU Act 2016). Prior to the creation of the FIU the Island's financial intelligence function was one of the functions of the Isle of Man Constabulary Financial Crime Unit. The FIU's purpose is to protect the integrity of the Isle of Man's financial system and contribute to the administration of justice through its expertise in detecting financial crime, countering money laundering and the financing of terrorism. The FIU is a full member of the Egmont Group of FIUs, and adheres to the Egmont Group Statement of Purpose and its Principles for Information Exchange between FIUs. The strategic priorities of the FIU are determined by the FIU Board which is made up of H.M. Attorney General (Chair), the Chief Constable and the Collector of Customs & Excise. The functions of the FIU are exercised by its Director, subject to any directions given by the Board.
11 to 50 staff
Cyber Security Centre For The Isle Of Man Csc
A part of OCSIA, the Cyber Security Centre for the Isle of Man (CSC) is responsible for the delivery of the Isle of Man National Cyber Security Strategy 2022-2027.
1 to 10 staff
Port St Mary Commissioners
Port St Mary Commissioners is the Local Authority responsible for Port St Mary, a village district located in the south-west of the Isle of Man, and provides services for the residents of the historic port. The authority is responsible for the provision of civic amenities in its area, including lighting, refuse collection and social housing. The board of Commissioners consists of nine elected members, who usually meet twice monthly in public at Port St Mary Town Hall.
1 to 10 staff
Communications And Utilities Regulatory Authority
The Communications and Utilities Regulatory Authority is a Statutory Board of the Isle of Man Government, comprised of a Chairman and up to five Members with a range of experiences. The Authority has responsibility for licensing and regulating telecommunications, broadcasting, and utilities on the Isle of Man under the Telecommunications Act 1984, the Radio Masts Regulation Act 1988 and the Broadcasting Act 1993. The Authority recognises the need to ensure that the Island’s infrastructure and services continue to be leading edge, both to remain competitive and to develop new industries. In order for the Isle of Man to attract businesses that will contribute to its long-term economic development it must have a system of regulation that promotes stability and investment. Additionally, the Authority aims to protect and promote the sense of community on the Island by ensuring there is an appropriate Manx focus to local broadcasts through licence conditions and by supporting the Gaelic Broadcasting Committee. An important part of the Authority's day-to-day work is licensing and monitoring compliance. This will continue to take up much of the Authority’s time, but the primary focus for the coming years is to modernise the regulatory framework on the Island and create the stability required to encourage investment and innovation.
1 to 10 staff
Isle Of Man Information Commissioner
The Isle of Man Information Commissioner is the independent authority responsible for upholding the public's information rights and promoting and enforcing compliance with the Island's information rights legislation, which includes the Freedom of Information Act, Data Protection Act and Unsolicited Communications Regulations.
1 to 10 staff
