Cabinet

Cabinet forms the Executive branch of the Cayman Islands Government. The powers, duties and make-up of the Cabinet, including the appointment and proceedings, are set out in Part III of the 2009 Constitution.

Following the Westminster parliamentary system, if a political party gains the majority of seats in Parliament following an election, the leader of that party is appointed as premier by the governor of the Cayman Islands. Cabinet ministers are then appointed based on the advice of the premier. If no party wins a majority, all MPs choose the premier by a vote in the House.

Cabinet comprises the premier, the deputy premier, six other ministers and two ex-officio members (the deputy governor and the attorney general).

Cabinet Manual 2022

Cayman Islands Ministerial Code of Conduct, approved July 2021


National Coalition For Caymanians (NCFC) government
Announced on 9 May 2025

  • Premier André Ebanks
    Minister for Financial Services and Commerce
  • Deputy Premier Gary Rutty
    Minister for Tourism and Trade Development
  • Katherine Ebanks-Wilks
    Minister for Health, Environment and Sustainability
  • Rolston Anglin
    Minister for Finance and Economic Development
    Minister for Education and Training
  • Isaac Rankine
    Minister for Social Development and Innovation
    Minister for Youth, Sports, Culture and Heritage
  • Jay Ebanks
    Minister for Planning, Lands, Agriculture, Housing and Infrastructure
  • Nickolas DaCosta
    Minister for District Administration and Home Affairs
  • Michael Myles
    Minister for Caymanian Employment and Immigration

Ex-Officio Members:

  • Deputy Governor Franz Manderson
  • Attorney General Samuel Bulgin QC

Parliamentary Secretaries:

  • Wayne Panton
    PS responsible for Caymanian Employment and Immigration; Infrastructure; Health, Environment and Sustainability; Financial Services and Commerce
  • Heather Bodden
    PS responsible for Social Development; Education and Training; Tourism
  • Julie Hunter
    PS responsible for Planning, Lands, Agriculture, Housing and Infrastructure; Education and Training; Culture and Heritage

PACT/UPM government (2021-2025)