The Department of Information and Public Relations also referred to as the Government Information Services (GIS), falls under the portfolio of the Premier’s Office. We are committed to providing the public with timely information on the programmes, policies, projects and activities of the Government of the Virgin Islands.
We serve as the communication link between the Government and the public
The Public Library Services was established under the Public Library Services Ordinance in 1974 to be the legal depository for all government annual and departmental publications, and any other publication published in the Virgin Islands. The Public Library Services evolved from being just one library established by Mr. T. D. Green in 1943 in the J.E.W. Georges building on lower
The Library Services Committee (LSC) of the British Virgin Islands plays a vital role in overseeing and enhancing library services across the territory. The committee is dedicated to ensuring that residents have access to high-quality library resources and services that support education, research, and lifelong learning.
The Library Services Committee is committed to advancing library services that meet
The Department of Information Technology is responsible for coordinating the development, integration, and enhancement of information technology for the Government of the Virgin Islands. Its mission is to ensure value for money and that standardised information systems are utilized across departments and ministries. This is achieved by establishing and maintaining computer networks, software development to meet operational requirements, procurement
The assigned task of Telecommunications Regulatory Commission is to develop, implement and manage the telecommunications infrastructure of the Government of the Virgin Islands, in a manner that allows for the provision of economical, effective and efficient telecommunication services. To achieve this goal, the Unit continues to work at a high standard and to maintain strong relations with, and sensitivities to
The Parole Board in the Virgin Islands is a statutory body established under the Parole Act, 2009 to support the fair and transparent reintegration of eligible prisoners into society. It makes evidence-based recommendations to the Governor on whether prisoners should be released early under specific conditions, balancing rehabilitation opportunities with public safety.
The mission of the Parole Board
To provide essential support services for Members in the exercise of their parliamentary functions, in an informed and efficient manner, and to inform the public, on an on-going basis, about the parliamentary procedures of the House of Assembly.
To be seen, locally, regionally and internationally, as a leader in the provision of parliamentary services.
The BVI Social Security Board Appeals Tribunal is a statutory body that handles appeals related to decisions made by the BVI Social Security Board. It ensures fairness and transparency in the social security system.
The Land Surveyors Board of the British Virgin Islands (BVI) is the regulatory authority responsible for overseeing land surveying practices in the territory. Established to maintain the highest standards of professionalism, accuracy, and integrity within the field, the Board ensures that all land surveyors operating in the BVI adhere to the laws and regulations governing land use, boundary demarcation, and
The BVI Ports Authority is a statutory body responsible for managing and overseeing the operation of ports and harbors throughout the Virgin Islands. The Authority ensures the safe, efficient, and effective functioning of ports to support maritime trade, tourism, and local activities.