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The Executive Council - Mauritius National Assembly

The Executive Council

The Executive Council holds the executive powers of the Regional Assembly. It is comprised of the Chief Commissioner, the Deputy Chief Commissioner and not more than five other Commissioners. The Executive council is responsible for the carrying out of the functions of the Regional Assembly and it develops policy on matters relating to Rodrigues.

The Executive Council is presently composed of :-




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Commissioner responsible for:-

  • • Central Administration,
  • • Civil Aviation (Administration),
  • • Civil Status,
  • • Community Development,
  • • Customs and Excise (Administration),
  • • Environment,
  • • Judicial (Administration),
  • • Legal Services,
  • • Marine Services,
  • • Meteorology (Administration),
  • • Postal Services (Administration),
  • • Registration,
  • • State Lands,
  • • Statistics in respect of Rodrigues,
  • • Town and Country Planning,

Deputy Chief Commissioner, Commissioner responsible for:-

  • • Education (Administration),
  • • Industrial Development,
  • • Infrastructure including Highways and Roads and Public Buildings and Utilities;
  • • Trade, Commerce and Licensing,
  • • Transport;
  • • Vocational Tranining,
  • • Water Resources

Commissioner responsible for:-

  • • Agriculture;
  • • Cooperatives;
  • • Fisheries;
  • • Food Production;
  • • Forestry;
  • • Marine Parks;
  • • Plant & Animal Quarantine

Commissioner responsible for:-

  • • Health (Administration);
  • • Social Security (Administration) and
  • • Prisons and Reforms Institutions (Administration)
  • • Housing

Commissioner responsible for:-

  • • Women's Affairs;
  • • Child Development;
  • • Family Welfare;
  • • Consumer Protection
  • • Handicraft

Commissioner responsible for:-

  • • Tourism;
  • • Employment;
  • • Labour and Industrial Relations;
  • • Information Technology & Telecommunications ​
  • • Mauritius Fire and Rescue Service

Commissioner responsible for:-

  • • Youth and Sports;
  • • Arts and Culture;
  • • Museums, Archives, Historial Sites and Buildings;
  • • Library Services



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