Ministries and departments
The nine ministries of the Government, the departments within them and the independent bodies.
Office of the President
Supports the President as Head of State and head of the Government, runs the business of the Cabinet and publishes the Official Gazette.
Ministry of Immigration and Citizenship
Decides who may visit, work, live on and become a citizen of Coral Island.
Ministry of Border Security and Defence
Protects the island's airspace and waters, controls who arrives by air and sea, and leads the Government's intelligence work.
Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Gaming
Promotes the island to visitors, looks after its culture and licenses public events.
Ministry of Finance and Revenue
Manages public money, collects fees and duties and licenses businesses.
Ministry of Lands and Planning
Looks after State land and decides how the island is built on.
Ministry of Ports, Aviation and Marine Affairs
Runs the harbour, the airfield and the rules for boats and aircraft.
Ministry of Health and Public Safety
Keeps people on the island safe and well.
Ministry of Environment and the Reef
Protects the Reef Line, the island's waters and its wildlife.
Independent bodies
- Island Assembly
The legislature. Until the first general election its functions are exercised by the Cabinet sitting as the Transitional Council (Constitution, Article 17).
- Island Court
The island's superior court. Tries serious cases on indictment and hears appeals from the Magistrates' Court; appeals from it go to the Court of Appeal.
- Attorney General's Chambers
Legal adviser to the Government; prosecutions; drafting of ordinances.
- Office of the Auditor General
Audits public accounts and reports on value for money.
- Office of the Complaints Commissioner
Reviews complaints that a ministry has not resolved.
- Coral Island Gaming Commission
Licenses and supervises casino gaming; keeps the public register and the self-exclusion scheme; independent of Ministers.
- Electoral Office
Will maintain the electoral roll and run elections to the Island Assembly.