Rhona Humphreys

No recorded voteaspirational
Candidate commits to collaborating with Assembly members to deliver essential long-term changes for Guernsey.
“I am committed to working together with other members of the wider Assembly to make essential changes with a long term view.”
Governance And Constitution
No recorded vote - delivery verdictIn progressmedium confidence
Deputy Humphreys took office in July 2025 as a member of the Committee for Economic Development and has demonstrably engaged in cross-Assembly collaboration consistent with her promise. By July 2025 she was placed on two States committees (Economic Development and a second committee per Guernsey Press, 7 July 2025); in January 2026 she co-sponsored an amendment to the Government Work Plan alongside Forward Guernsey colleague Deputy Rylatt to commit to long-term public spending efficiencies (Guernsey Press, January 2026); by May 2026 she represented the island at the Commonwealth Trade and Investment Summit (Bailiwick Express, May 2026); and in July 2026 she was appointed Financial Services Lead for the Economic Development Committee (gov.gg, July 2026). The promise was intentionally process-oriented and long-term, and the evidence shows active, ongoing engagement across committees and with other Assembly members, but — as she herself acknowledged in her manifesto — delivering the underlying long-term changes is a four-year endeavour still underway.
No recorded votedirectional2025-2029
Candidate commits to working within the Forward Guernsey group to deliver their joint manifesto for 2025-2029.
“Working with 'Forward Guernsey' on a fully researched manifesto 'Our Plan for Guernsey 2025-2029 and beyond' delivers a real opportunity for change to be made.”
Governance And Constitution
No recorded vote - delivery verdictIn progresshigh confidence
Deputy Humphreys was elected in June 2025 as one of three Forward Guernsey deputies (alongside Gavin St Pier and Tom Rylatt) and has demonstrably continued working within the party grouping: in May 2026 deputies Rylatt and Humphreys issued a joint statement reaffirming their commitment to delivering their joint manifesto aims, and by July 2026 Forward Guernsey's three elected members issued a joint statement supporting the 2026 tax reform package as aligned with manifesto objectives. Humphreys has also taken on a committee role (Financial Services Lead, Committee for Economic Development, confirmed July 2026) consistent with the economic-growth strand of the manifesto, and Hansard from December 2025 shows her actively participating in Assembly debates on fiscal reform. The overarching 2025–2029 programme is still mid-term and many specific manifesto pledges (housing savings accounts, corporate tax reform, spending efficiencies) remain works in progress rather than delivered outcomes.
- Three from six Forward Guernsey candidates elected – Guernsey Press
No recorded voteaspirational
Candidate promises to work collaboratively with others to achieve the best outcomes for Guernsey.
“I will tirelessly work together with others to strive to achieve – in this case - the best I can for the island.”
Governance And Constitution
No recorded vote - delivery verdictUnverifiablelow confidence
The promise — to work collaboratively with others for the best outcomes for Guernsey — is a statement of personal conduct and working style rather than a measurable policy commitment, making it effectively impossible to assess against an objective standard. Deputy Humphreys has taken up an active role as Financial Services Lead on the Committee for Economic Development (confirmed July 2025), indicating she is engaged in her duties, but no independent source specifically evaluates whether she has fulfilled a collaborative-working pledge. The promise's vagueness means no specific evidence can either confirm or deny its delivery.
No recorded votespecific
Candidate commits to voting in line with the Forward Guernsey manifesto alongside other party members.
“The Party have agreed that, on all matters within the manifesto, they will vote together.”
Governance And Constitution
No recorded vote - delivery verdictIn progressmedium confidence
Forward Guernsey's three elected deputies — Humphreys, Rylatt and St Pier — have consistently voted together on manifesto-related matters since taking office in July 2025. Verified instances include a joint amendment to the Government Work Plan on public-sector savings (January 2026), a collective Contre vote on open balloting for P&R committee elections (May 2026), a joint public statement backing St Pier's re-election bid (May 2026), and a joint Forward Guernsey statement confirming collective support for P&R's tax-reform package (July 2026). No publicly reported instance of the three breaking party discipline on a manifesto matter has been identified, though full Hansard scrutiny of every division is beyond what web sources surface, and the commitment necessarily extends for the full 2025–29 term.
- P&R nearing a majority on tax proposals (AOL/Guernsey Press)
- Members back proposal to publish votes in P&R contest – Guernsey Press

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