Ozouf was vice chairman of the States of Jersey Employment Board. He is a former member of the Jersey Legal Information Board, a statutory body with the remit to improve access to information about the Jersey law. He also served as a board member of the Jersey Communities Relations Trust, a States sponsored body that works to ensure that minority groups in Jersey are not disadvantaged. He was also a member of the Jersey branch of the Assemblée Parlementaire de la Francophonie  Ozouf, who is gay, supported the campaign for the introduction of a Civil Partnership law in Jersey, which the States of Jersey passed in July 2011. Ozouf was responsible for 'cleaning up' the Jersey fulfillment industry by preventing companies who sought to exploit the UK VAT threshold by establishing a Jersey mailbox. The move drew criticism from Deputy Geoff Southern, as Chair of the Economic Affairs scrutiny panel, however the move was welcomed by Jersey businesses. In 2006, Ozouf was the first Minister in Jersey's history to be reprimanded for breaching procedure after he gave extra funding of £95,000 to Jersey's Battle of Flowers Association against the advice of his own officers  In 2012, Ozouf was the subject of criticism over the States of Jersey's failed plan to purchase "Lime Grove House", an office building, for the intended use as a new police headquarters for the States of Jersey Police. Senator Sarah Ferguson lodged a vote of censure against Ozouf, which was later withdrawn. According to Ozouf the "Lime Grove House" building would have been unsuitable, and as an alternative, part of the adjacent Green Street public car park could be used as a site for a new police headquarters. In mid-2013 plans to build a new police building on part of Green Street car park were approved, and its completion is due in early 2017. Ozouf has called for Jersey to reform its gambling laws. Ozouf has called for the installation of a Financial Ombudsman in Jersey. Ozouf has been a primary driver for the move towards competition on ferry routes into and out of Jersey and continues to seek the most competitive prices for Jersey people. Ozouf attended the sixth meeting of the British-Irish Council on environment.