Gavin St Pier

Mixedspecific1% annual reduction; £25m savings per yearby 2029
Deliver an annual 1% reduction in baseline public spending, saving £25m per year by 2029.
“Delivering more efficient public services, including an annual 1% reduction in baseline spending, saving £25m each year by 2029.”
Public FinancesPublic Sector Reform
Recorded votes that test this promise
- 30 Jan 2026Carried✓ Pour · voted to deliver
  Government Work Plan 2026-2029
  Motion put to the States: To direct the Policy & Resources Committee to incorporate into the Funding and Investment Plan, in consultation with all Committees, a structured public service efficiency programme that targets a 1% real-terms annual reduction in baseline public expenditure for the years 2027,2028, and 2029 (with 2026 as the baseline year).
  Voting Pour delivers this
  This carried motion directs the P&R Committee to incorporate a structured programme targeting a 1% real-terms annual reduction in baseline public expenditure for 2027-2029, directly delivering the promise of an annual 1% baseline spending reduction.
- 29 Jan 2026Carried✓ Pour · voted to deliver
  Government Work Plan 2026-2029
  Motion put to the States: 1. To insert an additional proposition as follows: “ To direct the Policy & Resources Committee to incorporate into the Funding and Investment Plan, in consultation with all Committees, a structured public service efficiency programme that targets a 1% real-terms annual reduction in baseline public expenditure for the years 2027,2028, and 2029 (with 2026 as the baseline year).”
Keptspecificzero/15 rate
Work with Jersey to raise the corporate zero/10 tax rate to zero/15 and fairly tax personal investment holding companies.
“Improving corporate taxes, including working with Jersey to increase the zero/10 rate of tax to zero/15 and fairly taxing personal investment holding companies.”
Tax And GstEconomy And Business
Recorded votes that test this promise
- 26 Feb 2026Lost✓ Contre · voted to deliver
  Amendment 2
  Motion put to the States: To insert an additional proposition as follows: “5.To direct the Policy & Resources Committee to cease immediately all work on the introduction of any form of territorial corporation tax, including as part of the options being examined within the fundamental restructuring of Guernsey’s corporate tax regime, and to direct the Policy & Resources Committee to amend the Terms of Reference for the Tax Review Sub Committee by amending the first bullet-point under the heading “In scope” to read: “The taxation of company profits (specifically excluding a system of territorial corporate tax) having due regard to the need to maintain a tax system which is competitive, internationally acceptable and maintains tax neutrality;”.”. View this proposition's information page on gov.gg
Keptdirectional
Fast-track the primary education review to raise standards, ease teacher workloads and free funds for SEN and maths.
“Fast-tracking the primary review to improve standards, ease teacher workloads, and streamline the system. This will also free up funds to invest in other priorities such as special educational needs and improving maths outcomes.”
Education
Recorded votes that test this promise
- 24 Jun 2026Carried✓ Pour · voted to deliver
  The Education (Guernsey) (Amendment) Law, 2025 (Commencement) Ordinance, 2026
  Motion put to the States: The States are asked to decide:- Whether they are of the opinion to approve the draft Ordinance entitled ''The Education (Guernsey) (Amendment) Law, 2025 (Commencement) Ordinance, 2026'' and to direct that the same shall have effect as an Ordinance of the States.
  Voting Pour delivers this
  This commencement ordinance brings the Education (Guernsey) (Amendment) Law 2025 into force, relating to the promise to fast-track the primary education review.
Keptspecificproperties under £600,000
Scrap document duty on new properties under £600,000 sold to first-time buyers.
“Scrapping document duty for purchasers and developers of new properties sold for less than £600,000 to first time buyers.”
HousingTax And Gst
Recorded votes that test this promise
- 05 Nov 2025Carried✓ Pour · voted to deliver
  The States of Guernsey Annual Budget for 2026
  Motion put to the States: 1a. To direct the Policy & Resources Committee working with the Committee for Housing, as part of the Guernsey Housing Plan, to consider changes or alternatives to Mortgage Interest Relief, including other forms of tax relief, to better assist first time buyers and homeowners in greater need of financial support; and to revert to the States with recommendations no later than the 2027 Budget Report.
  Voting Pour delivers this
  This carried motion directs consideration of alternatives to Mortgage Interest Relief including other tax relief to better assist first-time buyers, partially relating to the promise to scrap document duty for first-time buyers.
Keptspecificwithin 3 months
Review and prioritise the capital programme within 3 months of election.
“Sensible and sustainable public investment by reviewing the capital programme (within 3 months) to prioritise it, so cashflow, funding requirements and timeframes can be properly managed.”
Public Finances
Recorded votes that test this promise
- 22 Apr 2026Carried✓ Pour · voted to deliver
  Proposition 3
  Motion put to the States: 3. To agree the Assessment Criteria (as detailed in Appendix 2 of the Major Projects Portfolio Report 2026) against which the Policy & Resources Committee will prioritise new schemes into the Pipeline stage of the Portfolio.
  Voting Pour delivers this
  Agreeing assessment criteria for prioritising projects in the Major Projects Portfolio relates to the promise to review and prioritise the capital programme.
Keptdirectional
Allow private investment in public infrastructure projects including the St Sampson's Harbour redevelopment.
“Allowing private investment and expertise in public infrastructure projects, such as the Guernsey Development Agency's plans for the redevelopment of the St Sampson's Harbour area, delivering these projects faster and more cost-effectively.”
Infrastructure And TransportEconomy And Business
Recorded votes that test this promise
- 24 Jun 2026Carried✓ Pour · voted to deliver
  QEII Marina Gate Replacement (and the Associated Infrastructure)
  Motion put to the States: The States are asked to decide:- Whether, after consideration of the Policy Letter entitled 'QEII Marina Gate Replacement (and the Associated Infrastructure)' dated 18 May 2026, they are of the opinion:- 1. To authorise the Policy & Resources Committee, following consideration and approval of the Full Business Case, to approve the release of funding of up to a maximum of £10.7 million for the replacement of the QEII Marina gates and associated infrastructure, through an interest bearing loan of up to £5.35 million and a grant from the General Revenue Reserve of up to £5.35 million.
No recorded votedirectional
Improve early-years assistance for parents and support for working carers.
“Improving early-years assistance for parents and support for other working carers.”
Children And FamiliesSocial Security And Benefits
No recorded vote - delivery verdictIn progressmedium confidence
The States of Guernsey approved the 2026-2029 Government Work Plan in January 2026, which includes 'supporting children and families' as one of five 'super priorities', committing to deliver a 'coordinated, cross-committee Early Years and Families Framework' covering early years health and care services, childcare funding and quality, and family support by end of term. St Pier served as P&R Vice-President from July 2025, and the committee was instrumental in developing this GWP, but he resigned from P&R in May 2026 following arrest on suspicion of misconduct in public office. No standalone policy letter, legislation, or specific funding announcement on early-years assistance or working carers support has been identified beyond the GWP-level commitment.
- Government Work Plan proposes five 'super priorities' for this political term – States of Guernsey (gov.gg)
- Government Work Plan 2026-2029 approved – States of Guernsey (gov.gg)
No recorded votedirectional
Remove income tax return filing requirements for the majority of taxpayers taxed at source.
“Fixing our broken tax administration, including removing the requirement to file income tax returns for the majority of taxpayers whose earnings have already been taxed at source.”
Tax And GstPublic Sector Reform
No recorded vote - delivery verdictOutstandinghigh confidence
As of July 2026, all Guernsey personal taxpayers — including those whose income is entirely taxed at source via ETI — remained legally required to submit annual income tax returns, with the 2025 return deadline set at 30 November 2026 (gov.gg, March 2026). The Revenue Service launched a 'recovery plan' in early 2026 to address its processing backlog, but this was an operational measure, not the structural legislative reform promised. The 2026 Tax Reform Package debated in July 2026 addressed GST, corporate tax and social security contributions but contained no proposal to abolish filing requirements for source-taxed employees. St Pier resigned from the Policy & Resources Committee in May 2026 following his re-arrest, further reducing his direct influence over tax administration reform.
- 2025 tax returns available to complete online - States of Guernsey
- Personal, agency and non-resident tax returns - States of Guernsey
No recorded votespecific
Appoint a political Mental Health Champion to work across government and with charities.
“Making mental health a priority by appointing a political lead as Mental Health Champion to work across government and with the charity sector.”
Health And CareGovernance And Constitution
No recorded vote - delivery verdictOutstandingmedium confidence
No evidence was found in any authoritative Guernsey source (gov.gg, parliament.gg, Bailiwick Express, BBC Guernsey, ITV Channel) that a dedicated political 'Mental Health Champion' role has been created or appointed in the period July 2025–July 2026. St Pier took up the role of Vice-President of the Policy & Resources Committee from July 2025, placing him outside the Committee for Health & Social Care, which constituted its own leadership under President George Oswald and Vice-President Aidan Matthews (described informally as 'a passionate advocate for mental health') without a formal cross-government champion designation. The pre-existing Mental Health & Wellbeing Strategy 2023–2029 and its Steering Group continue to operate as the principal governance mechanism, unchanged from before the election.
- Gavin St. Pier – Election 2025 Guernsey (manifesto promise recorded)
- Committee for Health & Social Care appoints Vice-President – States of Guernsey
No recorded votedirectional
Address the cost and accessibility of repeat prescriptions for long-term health conditions.
“Focusing on key issues that matter to the community, such as the cost and accessibility of repeat prescriptions for long-term health conditions.”
Health And CareCost Of Living
No recorded vote - delivery verdictOutstandingmedium confidence
As of July 2026, no evidence was found that Deputy St Pier had personally tabled questions, lodged propositions, or secured any policy change specifically on the cost and accessibility of repeat prescriptions for long-term conditions. The issue was already a live concern before St Pier's election: in January 2025, HSC acknowledged that reform would be explored as part of the Government Work Plan 2025-29, but confirmed that 'substantive policy, contractual and legislative changes' had not yet been undertaken. The new 2026-2029 Government Work Plan (agreed January 2026) and St Pier's own parliament.gg activity page show no recorded action by him on this specific pledge; his parliamentary activity centred on other health matters such as historic MSG complaints and cannabis regulation.
- States investigating ending GP visits for long-term repeat prescriptions
- Calls to change repeat prescription system – BBC Guernsey
No recorded votedirectional
Focus on retaining local health and care staff through better appreciation, support and rewards.
“Focusing on retaining local staff by ensuring they feel appreciated, supported, and properly rewarded.”
Health And CarePublic Sector Reform
No recorded vote - delivery verdictOutstandingmedium confidence
No evidence was found of a specific health-and-care staff retention initiative, appreciation programme, or dedicated reward framework attributable to St Pier or the Policy and Resources Committee since he took office as Vice-President in July 2025. The November 2025 Health & Social Care Committee presidential statement (delivered by a different deputy) acknowledged ongoing 'difficulties in recruitment and retention due to substandard working environments' and committed only to bringing a hospital modernisation business case to the Assembly in 2026. Routine annual pay settlements for health staff (3.7% agreed May 2026) were negotiated by P&R collectively and fall short of the manifesto's broader commitment to appreciation, support and reward.
- General Update – Committee for Health & Social Care (Nov 2025)
- 3.7% pay rise agreed with health staff – Guernsey Press
No recorded votedirectional
Reform health services using clinical professional leadership to cut costs and waiting lists.
“Cutting costs and waiting lists by reforms led by clinical professionals rather than management consultants.”
Health And CarePublic Sector Reform
No recorded vote - delivery verdictOutstandingmedium confidence
No evidence was found of a specific clinician-led reform programme initiated or attributable to St Pier. After taking office in July 2025 as Vice-President of Policy and Resources (not the Health Committee), St Pier's documented health-related activity focused on accountability for patient complaints rather than driving cost-cutting clinical reform. Modest waiting-list reductions (around 4%) reported by the Guernsey Press in April 2026 were credited by Medical Director Dr Peter Rabey to existing clinical capacity-expansion efforts, with no connection to any St Pier-initiated reform. His resignation from the Policy and Resources Committee in May 2026 following arrest further limited his capacity to advance this commitment.
- Gavin St Pier resigns from top political committee following arrest | ITV News Channel
- Waiting lists for hospital operations starting to fall | Guernsey Press
No recorded votedirectional
Invest in skills and training so the whole community benefits from the transition to net zero.
“Investment in skills and training to ensure that the whole community benefits from a net zero future.”
Environment And ClimateEducation
No recorded vote - delivery verdictOutstandingmedium confidence
No evidence was found of any Guernsey States initiative, policy letter, consultation, or funded programme specifically investing in skills and training to support a community-wide net zero transition, as promised by Deputy St Pier. The 2026-2029 Government Work Plan, agreed in January 2026, did not list net zero skills investment among its five 'super priorities', and Guernsey's net zero policy work remained focused on emissions pathways and energy infrastructure rather than workforce skills. St Pier's own political capacity to advance the promise was severely curtailed: he resigned from the Policy & Resources Committee Vice-Presidency in May 2026 following arrest on suspicion of misconduct in public office, and was subsequently replaced on the committee.
- Government Work Plan 2026-2029 | Guernsey Parliament
- E&I publishes policy letter on net zero - States of Guernsey
No recorded votedirectional
Invest in natural coastal defences and flood protection to mitigate climate change impacts.
“Natural solutions like coastal defences and flood protection to mitigate the impact of climate change on the island.”
Environment And ClimateInfrastructure And Transport
No recorded vote - delivery verdictIn progressmedium confidence
Since St Pier took office in July 2025 as P&R Vice-President, the States has demonstrably advanced coastal flood-defence work under the new Assembly. The Committee for Environment & Infrastructure published an update in October 2025 confirming ongoing coastal defence works and progress on east-coast flood-defence strategy; in March 2026 it announced site investigations for a flood defence at The Bridge, St Sampson; and by early July 2026, ground-penetrating radar surveys and bore-hole investigations had actually commenced to inform the concept design. However, no completed flood-defence infrastructure attributable to St Pier personally has been delivered, the work largely predates or runs in parallel with his committee role (P&R), and sceptics—including a St Sampson constable quoted in the Guernsey Press in April 2026—noted the issue had been discussed for over a decade without spades in the ground.
- General Update – States of Guernsey (parliament.gg, October 2025)
No recorded votedirectional
Accelerate completion of an offshore wind farm to improve energy security and deliver cheaper energy.
“Accelerating the completion of an offshore wind farm, that will also generate new revenues, improve energy security, create high paying jobs and deliver cheaper energy.”
Environment And ClimateEconomy And Business
No recorded vote - delivery verdictIn progressmedium confidence
The Guernsey offshore wind project was already underway before St Pier took office in July 2025, but has continued to progress under the new States Assembly. St Pier was elected Vice-President of Policy & Resources in July 2025 — the committee overseeing offshore wind — but resigned from that committee in May 2026 following his arrest on suspicion of misconduct in public office, and was subsequently elected to the Employment & Social Security committee instead. The Offshore Wind Delivery Board (led by Deputy Blin, P&R President de Sausmarez, and Environment & Infrastructure president Adrian Gabriel) was confirmed as working through Phase 3 in May 2026, with a commercial route-to-market policy letter targeted for December 2026; the wind farm itself remains an estimated decade away from operation.
- Offshore wind - States of Guernsey (gov.gg)
- States 'in far better position' to lead wind power scheme – Guernsey Press
No recorded voteaspirational
End homelessness by providing emergency housing and clear pathways out of homelessness.
“Ending homelessness by providing emergency housing and creating clear pathways out of homelessness.”
HousingSocial Security And Benefits
No recorded vote - delivery verdictIn progressmedium confidence
As of July 2026, the States of Guernsey had taken some concrete steps consistent with this promise — including a May 2026 initiative to re-establish St Julian's House as a true emergency shelter by developing move-on pathways for long-term residents, and an ongoing Homelessness Delivery and Implementation Plan co-produced with At Home in Guernsey and supported by Homeless Network Scotland's return visit in July 2026. However, homelessness in Guernsey was measurably worsening, with At Home in Guernsey reporting 104 clients supported in just the first five months of 2026 compared to 125 for the whole of 2025, and charities expressing 'deep concern' about rising numbers and limited emergency accommodation. St Pier holds the P&R Vice-Presidency and from July 2026 a seat on the Employment & Social Security Committee; the homelessness brief sits formally with the Committee for Housing under Deputy Garry Collins, and no delivered policy directly attributable to St Pier was identified.
- Move to return St Julian's House to emergency shelter (gov.gg)
No recorded votedirectional
Introduce adult upskilling opportunities and align Population Management policy with skills gaps.
“Introducing opportunities to help adults upskill while ensuring Population Management policy matches remaining skills gaps.”
EducationPopulation And Immigration
No recorded vote - delivery verdictPartialmedium confidence
On the adult upskilling limb, substantial progress was made independently of St Pier but during his tenure as P&R Vice-President: The Guernsey Institute launched a formal Adult Skills Strategy in December 2025, backed by the G8 business coalition and a newly established Adult Skills Board, with active programmes including free Level 3 qualifications under consultation as of June 2026. However, no evidence was found of a specific policy reform aligning Population Management permit policy with identified skills gaps driven by St Pier or the current assembly; the Population Management system continues to operate under the 2022–2023 PIPR framework, and no new skills-gap-linked policy letter or States resolution has been identified.
- G8 backs Guernsey's new TGI adult skills strategy and announces new Skills Board
- Guernsey sets out new adult skills strategy with industry and government backing – Channel Eye
No recorded votedirectional
Invest to ensure reliable and affordable inter-island and UK transport connectivity.
“Investing to ensure reliable and affordable inter-island and UK connectivity.”
Infrastructure And TransportEconomy And Business
No recorded vote - delivery verdictPartialmedium confidence
Significant progress on inter-island and UK connectivity has occurred since the 2025 election, including: the Committee for Economic Development designating Guernsey-Jersey as an essential air route (November 2025), launching British Airways' daily year-round Heathrow service from April 2026, providing £150,000 start-up and then £75,000 follow-on grant funding to ferry operator Islands Unlimited, and establishing a three-operator ferry working group in early 2026. However, these actions were delivered primarily by the Committee for Economic Development (led by Deputy Kazantseva-Miller), not by Gavin St Pier directly; St Pier served as Vice-President of P&R (treasury lead) from July 2025 but resigned from that committee in May 2026 amid a police investigation, and no evidence links him personally to connectivity investment decisions. The promise of 'investing to ensure reliable and affordable' connectivity is partially met in substance by the States apparatus, but affordability concerns (BA fares, Aurigny pricing) remain incompletely addressed, and St Pier's personal contribution is unverifiable.
- Economic Development designates Guernsey-Jersey as essential air route
No recorded votedirectional
Pioneer a 'Design, Engineer, Construct' educational pathway in local secondary schools to grow construction sector talent.
“Increasing the capacity of the building sector by growing our own local talent, for example by pioneering the 'Design, Engineer, Construct' pathway in local secondary schools – enabling young people to enter the construction industry.”
EducationHousing
No recorded vote - delivery verdictOutstandinghigh confidence
No evidence was found in any Guernsey source — gov.gg, parliament.gg, Guernsey Press, Bailiwick Express, BBC Guernsey, or the Guernsey Chamber of Commerce — of the 'Design, Engineer, Construct' pathway being piloted or introduced in Guernsey secondary schools since Deputy St Pier took office in July 2025. St Pier's post-election role is Vice-President of the Policy & Resources Committee (a treasury-focused brief), not on the Committee for Education, Sport and Culture, limiting his direct leverage over school curricula. The broader Guernsey education reform programme (Transforming Education / Les Ozouets campus) is a pre-existing initiative unrelated to the DEC pledge, and the only Channel Islands DEC programme identified dates from 2023 in Jersey, with no Guernsey equivalent announced.
- Gavin St Pier – Election 2025 candidate profile
- Our future education – States of Guernsey (gov.gg)
No recorded votedirectional
Invest in pastoral staff in schools to support students and free teachers to focus on teaching.
“Investing in pastoral staff to provide prompt support to students when needed, enabling teachers to teach and benefitting all students.”
EducationChildren And Families
No recorded vote - delivery verdictOutstandingmedium confidence
No evidence was found that Deputy St Pier personally advanced a specific investment in pastoral school staffing after taking office in July 2025. St Pier was elected Vice-President of the Policy and Resources Committee — not the Committee for Education, Sport and Culture — and was subsequently removed from P&R before joining the Employment and Social Security Committee in July 2026 (Bailiwick Express, 16 July 2026). The pastoral staffing changes underway in Guernsey's secondary schools — new roles created under the Secondary School Partnership's restructuring to provide 'additional pastoral support for students and to reduce the administrative burden on teaching staff' — were designed and initiated by the pre-2025 ESC and were targeted for completion by September 2025, predating and independent of St Pier's manifesto commitment (gov.gg, ourfutureeducation). No Guernsey Press, parliament.gg, or gov.gg source linked St Pier to any specific pastoral staffing proposal, budget bid, or policy letter during the 2025–26 term.
- St Pier returns to committee role as Leadbeater joins ED – Bailiwick Express
No recorded votedirectional
Candidate will seek to chair a principal policy-making committee if elected.
“If elected, I would seek to chair one of the principal policy-making committees.”
Governance And Constitution
No recorded vote - delivery verdictPartialhigh confidence
St Pier's manifesto promise was to seek to chair a principal policy-making committee. After his election in June 2025, he was appointed Vice-President — not President/chair — of the Policy and Resources Committee, Guernsey's most senior committee, on 5 July 2025 (ITV News Channel; Channel 103). This represents a senior leadership role on the island's principal policy-making body but falls short of the stated ambition to chair such a committee. The promise was further undermined when, in May 2026, St Pier resigned as Vice-President following his and his wife's arrest on suspicion of misconduct in public office (Yahoo News/BBC Guernsey, 20 May 2026).
No recorded votespecificup to £20,000 tax saving; first £100,000 of earnings
Introduce an Additional Earned Allowance for under-30s credited to a tax-free Guernsey Property Savings Account.
“Introducing an Additional Earned Allowance for all over 16 year-olds on the first £100,000 of their taxable earnings before the age of 30, saving up to £20,000 tax for credit to a new tax-free Guernsey Property Savings Account (GPSA)”
HousingTax And Gst
No recorded vote - delivery verdictOutstandinghigh confidence
As of July 2026, no Additional Earned Allowance for under-30s or Guernsey Property Savings Account has been introduced, proposed in a States policy letter, or featured in the 2026 Budget or the June 2026 Tax Reform Package. The closest related action was a St Pier-proposed Budget amendment in November 2025, passed unanimously, directing P&R and the Housing Committee to review alternatives to mortgage interest relief and report back recommendations by the 2027 Budget — but this was a broad review of homeownership financial support, not the specific AEA/GPSA mechanism. The 2026 Tax Reform Package published on 8 June 2026, due for States debate in July 2026, contains no reference to an Additional Earned Allowance for under-30s or a Guernsey Property Savings Account.
- First-time buyers could get help in new scheme – Guernsey Press
No recorded votespecific30% discount on market value
Create a new intermediate affordable housing category with a 30% discount on market value via planning covenants.
“Empowering developers to build more affordable houses for first-time buyers by creating a new 'intermediate' category of affordable housing (by using planning covenants to lock-in a 30% discount on market value.)”
HousingPlanning And Development
No recorded vote - delivery verdictOutstandinghigh confidence
No evidence was found of any States policy letter, consultation, or committee resolution proposing a new 'intermediate' affordable housing category with a 30% planning-covenant discount. The Committee for Housing, constituted from 1 July 2025, focused its work on IDP site allocations and a partial ownership scheme review, with no reference to this specific mechanism in official gov.gg materials, Guernsey Press, or Bailiwick Express reporting through July 2026. St Pier's capacity to advance this agenda was further reduced after he resigned from P&R in May 2026 following his re-arrest, and was not re-elected to the committee on 20 May 2026.
- Guernsey Housing Plan – Committee for Housing mandate (gov.gg)
- IDP Focused Review – Housing Land Supply Update January 2026 (gov.gg)
No recorded votespecific
Introduce a 'Welcome Home' relocation package for returning islanders joining public services, matching non-local packages.
“Incentivising islanders returning to Guernsey to work in public services with a 'Welcome Home' relocation package equal to that for non-locals.”
Population And ImmigrationPublic Sector Reform
No recorded vote - delivery verdictIn progresshigh confidence
As of late June 2026, the Policy & Resources Committee — of which St Pier is Vice-President — had completed a review of the States relocation directive, with a report confirmed by P&R President Lindsay de Sausmarez to be considered before the summer recess; however, no revised directive or 'Welcome Home' package had been published or implemented. Deputy Tom Rylatt noted in a States meeting (June 2026) that the review was 'almost nine months overdue' from its original completion date, and it remained unknown what action might follow. St Pier himself publicly reiterated the Forward Guernsey commitment to the 'Welcome Home' package in that same debate, indicating the promise is being actively pursued but not yet delivered.
- 'Welcome home' packages suggested to attract young adults back
- States reviews relocation support given to new staff

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