DEFA minister insists decisions are debated and made collectively with the chief
The Council of Ministers are not 'nodding dogs' to the chief, according to the woman in charge of DEFA.
It's after former health minister Lawrie Hooper accused them of trying to privatise healthcare on the Island - something that's been denied by Alfred Cannan.
Mr Hooper is the third person to leave their CoMin role in the last 18 months.
But Clare Barber doesn't think it undermines public perception of government:
Ashford and Thomas appointed as DHSC political members
Cannan remains as interim minister following Hooper's resignation
Steam Packet warns of possible disruption to sailings this weekend
Storm Ashley is on the way
Research Festival 2024 takes place
Jens Bachem gives keynote talk
Treasury seeks permission to be able to withdraw 1p, 2p, and 5p coins
Approval for new rules could allow coins to be removed as legal tender
