New Home Affairs Minister Adrian Earnshaw says he’s looking forward to tackling the challenges of a new department.
He was speaking after today’s (Monday) announcement he’d be swapping ministerial jobs with Martyn Quayle, who’ll take his place at the helm of Tourism and Leisure.
Chief Minister Tony Brown said the move would allow both MHKs to broaden their experience of government.
Mr Earnshaw says his time at the DTL has been one he's enjoyed (audio file attached):
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