Ministry

Home Affairs

The Ministry of Home Affairs develops consumer-focused policies and legislation addressing affordability, consumer protection, and sustainability through transparent, fair, and effective regulation. Meet the Minister of Home Affairs - The Hon. Alexa Lightbourne, JP, MP

What do they do?

The Ministry of Home Affairs is responsible:

  1. To direct, coordinate, and enhance the performance of all departments and sections within the Ministry’s remit.
  2. To deliver logistical, financial, administrative, and legislative support, including policy guidance and operational improvements for the Ministry headquarters and affiliated departments.
  3. To ensure that landlords and tenants receive fair and equitable treatment through reform of the Landlord & Tenant Act and Domestic Premises (Rent Increases) Act, transparent policies, and effective regulation.
  4. To advance consumer protection through public engagement, education, fair policies, and legislation.
  5. To complete comprehensive consultation on CARICOM membership, engage stakeholders and the public, and deliver a White Paper for decision.
  6. To support the Regulatory Authority in ensuring fair and transparent regulation across various sectors.


Boards and Committees

As of March 2025, the Ministry oversees the following boards, committees, councils and tribunals:

Statutory Government Boards

  1. Broadcasting Commission
  2. Consumer Affairs Statutory Board
  3. Cost of Living Commission
  4. Debt Licensing Authority
  5. Regulatory Authority Board
  6. Rent Advisory Panel
  7. Rent Advisory Panel Tribunal
  8. Telecommunications Commission

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