CHIEF MINISTER
PUBLIC EMPLOYEES PENSION SCHEME
COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT- NOMINEE
Purpose of the Report
The Chief Minister is asked to appoint a nominee to the Committee of Management of the Public Employees Pension Scheme.
Background
Regulation 2 of the Public Employees (Pension Scheme) (Administration) (Jersey) Regulations 2015 requires the following: that membership of the Committee of Management must be comprised of ā
- A Chairman;
- 5 Employer Representatives;
- 4 Member Representatives;
- 2 Pensioner Representatives, and
- 1 Admitted Body Representative
A reference to āemployer representativesā is taken to include the admitted employer representative, and a reference to āmember representativesā is taken to include the pensioner representatives.
The Chairman and members of the Committee must be appointed by the Chief Minister on the recommendation of the Minister for the States Treasury and Exchequer for a period not exceeding 5 years as the Chief Minister specifies at the time of making the appointment. In the case of a member of the Committee, the Minister may extend the memberās initial term of office by re-appointing the member for a second but final term of office not exceeding 5 years.
Process
Following an open recruitment process under Appointment Commission Guidelines, the Minister for the States Treasury and Exchequer is recommending the nomination of Mr John Everett (please see MD attached) to the Chief Minister as a replacement member following the resignation of Mr Stuart Lusby.
The term of office is for a 5 year period.
Recommendation
For the Chief Minister to agree that the nominee identified has the requisite experience, skills and background to act in the capacity of employer representative on the Committee of Management of the Jersey Public Employees Pension Fund and approves his nomination accordingly.
For the Chief Minister to sign a Ministerial Decision implementing the appoint of Mr Everett.
EMPLOYER NOMINEE ā MR JOHN EVERETT
Mr John Everett has held the position of Deputy Director General at the Jersey Financial Services Commission since November 2015 (before that he was one of the JFSCās Supervision Directors).
Prior to jersey, Mr Everett worked at the Financial Services Authority/Financial Conduct Authority in the UK where he focused on investment management and conduct issues, including representing the United Kingdom at European Union and international committees, and negotiating EU directives and regulations for the UK together with HM Treasury.
Mr Everett is an experienced public policy professional with leadership experience of both small and large terms. In the UK he was a Director of the Electoral Reform Society for a number of years and has recently been appointed as an āindependentā member of the Jersey Employment Forum.
MB/TRY/PENS
July 2018