Jersey States ministerial election: Chief minister gets his top team
Jersey's Chief Minister Ian Gorst has got his preferred top team when all his nominated candidates were elected as the 10 States ministers.
All faced opposition for their positions with the closest vote being for the position of housing minister.
Former health minister Deputy Anne Pryke was elected ahead of Deputy John Le Fondre by a vote of 25-19.
The qualified accountant had also lost out in the vote for treasury and resources minister on Thursday.
Senator Alan Maclean, who was a potential chief minister candidate, was made Treasury and Resources Minister.
Senator Andrew Green saw off a challenge from new Senator Zoe Cameron for the health position and Senator Sir Philip Bailhache will continue to look after external relations after he defeated Deputy Montfort Tadier.
Deputy Eddie Noel came out ahead of the previous transport and technical services minister, Deputy Kevin Lewis, to secure his seat.
Deputy Kristina Moore took the home affairs ministry after a challenge from the Reform Party's Sam Mezec and Senator Lyndon Farnham became economic development minister after seeing off a challenge from Deputy Andrew Lewis.
Two candidates faced a three-horse race with both Deputy Anne Pryke and Deputy Susie Pinel receiving the majority of the assembly's support in each case.
|Jersey States ministers|
|Treasury and Resources||Senator Alan Maclean|
|Health and Social Services||Senator Andrew Green|
|External Relations||Senator Sir Philip Bailhache|
|Transport and Technical Services||Deputy Eddie Noel|
|Home Affairs||Deputy Kristina Moore|
|Economic Development||Senator Lyndon Farnham|
|Social Security||Deputy Susie Pinel|
|Education, Sport and Culture||Deputy Rod Bryans|
|Housing||Deputy Anne Pryke|
|Planning and Environment||Deputy Steve Luce|