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Deputy rankings

Every tracked deputy, shown by default in our overall order (promises kept minus weighted penalties for broken promises, abstentions and poor attendance). Deputies need at least 3 scored promises to rank this way, unless every promise they’ve made has already come to a vote, in which case a smaller but complete record still qualifies. Everyone else is listed separately below. Use the values below to build your own list - click promises kept, promises broken, committee attendance, committee presidents, states attendance, words spoken or manifesto rating, in any combination, or click a deputy for their full promise-by-promise record. How promises are scored. Disagree with our weighting entirely? Set your own point values further down and re-rank everyone by them - link included, so you can share your own version.

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Rank	Deputy	Promises	Kept	Mixed	Broken	Seats	Committee	States	Words	Manifesto
1	Garry Collins Member, Committee for Housing	16	9	0	0	3	100%	95%	22,172	43
2	Lindsay de Sausmarez President, Policy & Resources Committee	18	8	0	0	2	97%	93%	86,975	58
2	John Gollop Vice-President, Committee for Home Affairs	34	8	0	0	3	95%	96%	81,838	46
4	David Dorrity Member, Committee for Housing	20	7	0	0	1	100%	93%	10,353	47
4	Haley Camp Member, Scrutiny Management Committee	14	7	0	0	2	98%	98%	44,988	41
4	Jennifer Strachan Member, Committee for Health & Social Care	23	7	0	0	2	100%	93%	13,094	44
4	Simon Vermeulen Member, Committee for Home Affairs	16	7	0	0	1	93%	97%	27,833	40
8	Steve Falla Member, Policy & Resources Committee	28	6	0	0	1	86%	95%	5,581	50
9	Yvonne Burford Vice-President, Policy & Resources Committee	20	5	0	0	2	98%	89%	21,779	55
9	George Oswald President, Committee for Health & Social Care	16	5	0	0	2	100%	99%	25,605	54
11	Mark Helyar President, States' Trading & Supervisory Board	9	3	0	0	1	88%	94%	28,748	63
12	Sasha Kazantseva-Miller President, Committee for Economic Development	49	10	1	0	2	93%	92%	49,017	63
13	Chris Blin Member, Transport Licensing Authority	31	10	0	0	1	92%	90%	27,255	56
14	Sarah Hansmann Rouxel Member, Committee for Education, Sport & Culture	28	10	1	0	3	97%	96%	29,449	47
15	Gavin St Pier Member, Committee for Employment & Social Security	59	9	1	0	2	85%	93%	63,727	57
16	Bruno Kay-Mouat Member, Committee for the Environment & Infrastructure	13	5	0	0	2	93%	94%	325	36
17	Tom Rylatt Member, Committee for Employment & Social Security	61	9	2	0	2	98%	98%	14,078	57
18	Paul Montague President, Committee for Education, Sport & Culture	18	6	0	1GST	2	96%	95%	33,673	49
19	Adrian Gabriel President, Committee for the Environment & Infrastructure	12	2	1	0	2	89%	99%	27,370	50
19	Liam McKenna Vice-President, Scrutiny Management Committee	8	2	1	0	1	100%	96%	10,335	44
21	Andy Cameron Vice-President, Committee for Education, Sport & Culture	14	1	1	0	2	89%	86%	4,576	52
22	Charles Parkinson Member, Policy & Resources Committee	7	3	0	2GST	2	93%	99%	22,981	52
23	Tina Bury President, Committee for Employment & Social Security	4	3	0	0	2	85%	94%	37,874	48
24	Lee Van Katwyk Member, Committee for Economic Development	11	7	0	0	2	84%	91%	6,992	48
25	Andrew Niles Member, Policy & Resources Committee	11	7	0	0	2	84%	95%	14,937	47
26	Aidan Matthews Vice-President, Committee for Health & Social Care	40	6	1	0	2	84%	91%	33,041	52
27	Rob Curgenven Member, Committee for Education, Sport & Culture	17	5	0	0	1	86%	84%	30,325	50
28	Rhona Humphreys Member, Committee for Economic Development	49	5	1	0	2	76%	89%	8,771	57
29	Steve Williams President, Committee for Housing	32	3	1	0	2	77%	91%	18,622	63
30	Jayne Ozanne Vice-President, Committee for Employment & Social Security	17	6	0	0	2	86%	83%	38,776	47
31	Marc Leadbeater President, Committee for Home Affairs	14	5	0	1	3	86%	84%	38,604	53
32	David Goy	9	3	0	0	0	n/a	84%	34,275	43
33	Sally Rochester Vice-President, Committee for the Environment & Infrastructure	8	3	1	0	2	84%	81%	10,569	42
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-	Andy Sloan President, Scrutiny Management Committee	6	2	0	0	1	93%	88%	47,560	38
-	Marc Laine Vice-President, Committee for Economic Development	14	2	0	0	2	100%	96%	12,430	51
-	Ross Le Brun Member, Committee for Employment & Social Security	7	2	0	0	1	91%	99%	2,008	48
-	Munazza Malik Member, Committee for Health & Social Care	17	2	0	0	2	63%	92%	2,028	48
-	Neil Inder President, Development & Planning Authority	7	2	0	0	1	100%	82%	39,989	51

Seats counts the committees, authorities and boards a deputy sits on, from the lists on parliament.gg (checked 16 October 2026); a deputy with more seats has more meetings to attend, so read the two attendance columns beside it, and note that a committee figure covers only the bodies for which attendance has been obtained, which can be fewer than the seats held. Committee attendance combines every record we hold for a deputy - Guernsey Press tables and returns from the committee offices - weighted by meetings held, using the longer or later record where two cover the same dates. ‘n/a’ means the deputy holds no committee seat, and ‘Data not published’ means they do but no attendance figures have been published for that committee. States attendance is the deputy’s share of recorded chamber votes where they were present and voted or formally abstained.

Energy & environment

Not ranked - no deputy has enough vote-tested promises on this topic (at most two) for a kept-rate to mean anything. Instead, every environment/climate promise on record, and the vote that tested it where one exists. Mostly about offshore wind and tidal power, the dominant energy theme in this term’s manifestos.

Adrian Gabriel

Candidate will work to protect and enhance Guernsey's natural environment for future generations.No recorded vote
Candidate supports leasing Guernsey's seabed for the introduction of wind farms.No recorded vote

Aidan Matthews

Push to protect Guernsey's drinking water from PFAS and pesticide contamination.No recorded vote
Remediation of PFAS Contaminated Soil at Guernsey Airport - 24 Jun 2026, carried
Support progressing offshore wind renewable energy generation for Guernsey.No recorded vote

Andy Cameron

Candidate will push to fast-track the development of renewable energy in Guernsey.No recorded vote

Andy Sloan

Support affordable climate action policies.No recorded vote

Bruno Kay-Mouat

Pursue alternative revenue streams such as a ships registry and offshore wind/tidal farms before raising taxes.Kept
Tax Reform 2026 Prop 1 (amended by A16 & A52 & A55 & A58) - 02 Oct 2026, carried

Chris Blin

Candidate will prioritise making an offshore wind farm a reality for Guernsey.No recorded vote
Candidate will push decisively to complete groundwork and begin delivery of offshore wind.No recorded vote

David Dorrity

Candidate will support exploring private investment and co-operative models to fund renewable energy development.No recorded vote
Candidate wants the island to work with renewable energy specialists towards energy self-sufficiency.No recorded vote

David Goy

Candidate will invest in tidal energy development and increase Guernsey's strategic energy reserves.No recorded vote

Garry Collins

Candidate will support cleaner energy, increased green spaces, sea wall maintenance and measures against plastic pollution.No recorded vote
Planning Exemptions for Dower & EV Chargers - 22 Oct 2026, carried

Gavin St Pier

Create a citizens' assembly to shape the net zero transition.No recorded vote
Deliver the 2020 Climate Change Policy's 2050 carbon-neutral target, plus measures for faster net zero.No recorded vote
Make businesses responsible for environmental damage bear its cost, not taxpayers.No recorded vote
Invest in natural coastal defences and flood protection to mitigate climate change impacts.No recorded vote
Accelerate completion of an offshore wind farm to improve energy security and deliver cheaper energy.No recorded vote
Invest in skills and training so the whole community benefits from the transition to net zero.No recorded vote
Accelerate an offshore wind farm for new revenue, energy security, jobs and cheaper energy.No recorded vote

Jayne Ozanne

Explore new sustainable forms of housing and encourage innovative approaches.No recorded vote
Planning Exemptions for Dower & EV Chargers - 22 Oct 2026, carried

Jennifer Strachan

Prioritise updating the harbour, investigating a wind farm, and developing brownfield and underused States' property.Kept
QEII Marina Gate Replacement (and the Associated Infrastructure) - 24 Jun 2026, carried

John Gollop

Gollop will seek to establish National Parks covering coastal and land areas including south coast cliffs and wetlands.No recorded vote
Gollop will support continued protection of green spaces and greenfield conservation land.No recorded vote
Gollop will promote exemptions, loans and grants for energy conservation and historic building preservation.No recorded vote

Liam McKenna

Pursue strategic investment in tidal and wind renewable energy to create jobs and generate revenue.No recorded vote

Lindsay de Sausmarez

Support climate adaptation, clean energy, waste reduction, pollution control and safeguarding green spaces.Kept
Remediation of PFAS Contaminated Soil at Guernsey Airport - 24 Jun 2026, carried
Continue pushing for joined-up, long-term government decisions that benefit people and nature.No recorded vote

Marc Laine

Candidate will push to allow sustainable modular self-builds on currently off-limits land to ease housing pressures.No recorded vote

Munazza Malik

Advocate for higher-density housing in urban areas to address the housing crisis while protecting green spaces.No recorded vote

Rhona Humphreys

Accelerate an offshore wind farm for new revenue, energy security, jobs and cheaper energy.No recorded vote
Create a citizens' assembly to shape the net zero transition.No recorded vote
Deliver the 2020 Climate Change Policy's 2050 carbon-neutral target, plus measures for faster net zero.No recorded vote
Invest in green skills and training so the whole community benefits from net zero.No recorded vote
Use natural solutions such as coastal defences and flood protection to mitigate climate change impacts.No recorded vote
Make businesses responsible for environmental damage bear its cost, not taxpayers.No recorded vote

Rob Curgenven

Support the offshore wind farm project, leasing 6% of territorial waters to generate ~£40m/year and up to 200 jobs.No recorded vote

Ross Le Brun

Candidate will push for smarter building by using plots efficiently, building upwards, and avoiding speculative field developments.No recorded vote
Proposition 3 - 22 Oct 2026, carried
Candidate will support or propose government-backed expansion of local food growing initiatives and protection of agricultural land.No recorded vote
Amendment 16 - 01 Oct 2026, carried

Sarah Hansmann Rouxel

Will support investment in local clean energy generation.No recorded vote
Will push for expanded energy efficiency programmes to help households reduce energy bills.No recorded vote

Sasha Kazantseva-Miller

Support offshore and onshore wind to advance the energy transition and energy independence.No recorded vote
Introduce a Community, Infrastructure and Biodiversity Levy.No recorded vote

Steve Falla

Candidate will work to protect and maintain the environment and green spaces.No recorded vote
Candidate will push to minimise greenfield development in favour of brownfield sites.No recorded vote
Proposition 3 - 22 Oct 2026, carried
Candidate supports continuing to pursue the opportunities offered by an offshore wind farm.No recorded vote

Steve Williams

Encourage energy independence through wind, tidal and solar power instead of a new cable to France.No recorded vote
Trial lower tip-fees for brownfield developments for 24 months to encourage use of contaminated land.No recorded vote
Support a plan of action on sea flood defences and water catchment.No recorded vote

Tom Rylatt

Support using natural solutions such as coastal defences and flood protection to mitigate climate change impacts.No recorded vote
Support investment in green skills and training so the whole community benefits from net zero.No recorded vote
Support accelerating completion of an offshore wind farm to improve energy security and deliver cheaper energy.No recorded vote
Deliver the 2020 Climate Change Policy's 2050 carbon-neutral target, plus measures for faster net zero.No recorded vote
Make businesses responsible for environmental damage bear its cost, not taxpayers.No recorded vote
Create a citizens' assembly to shape the net zero transition.No recorded vote
Accelerate an offshore wind farm for new revenue, energy security, jobs and cheaper energy.No recorded vote

Yvonne Burford

Burford will prioritise brownfield development to protect green and open spaces.No recorded vote
Amendment 1 - 22 Oct 2026, carried

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