Deputies are back in the States chamber to complete the elections of committee presidents and their members.

The three remaining committee presidents will represent the Overseas Aid & Development Commission, States' Trading Supervisory Board and the Transport Licensing Authority.

The latest results are: 

Members are elected to the States' Assembly & Constitution Committee:

* Deputy Queripel
* Deputy Gollop
* Deputy McKenna
* Deputy Fairclough

— Island FM (@islandfm) October 21, 2020

The following Members are elected to the Development & Planning Authority:

* Deputy Dyke
* Deputy Taylor
* Deputy Le Tissier
* Deputy Kazantseva-Miller

— Island FM (@islandfm) October 21, 2020

Deputies Vermeulen, Taylor, Le Tissier and Leadbeater are elected to the Committee for Home Affairs led by Deputy Rob Prow

— Island FM (@islandfm) October 21, 2020

The following were elected unopposed as Members of the Committee for Environment & Infrastructure:

* Deputy Cameron
* Deputy Fairclough
* Deputy Gabriel
* Deputy Haskins

— Island FM (@islandfm) October 21, 2020

The following have been elected unopposed as Members of the Committee for Employment & Social Security:

* Deputy Falla
* Deputy Bury
* Deputy de Sausmarez
* Deputy Gollop

— Island FM (@islandfm) October 21, 2020

The following Deputies have been voted on to the Committee For Economic Development:

Deputy Kazantseva Miller (27 votes)
Deputy Falla (25 votes)
Deputy Vermeulen (25 votes)
Deputy Moakes (25 votes)

— Island FM (@islandfm) October 21, 2020

Deputies Fairclough & Dyke have been elected as Members of the Scrutiny Management Committee

Votes were as follows:
* Deputy Fairclough 35 votes
* Deputy St Pier 17 votes
* Deputy Dyke 20 votes

— Island FM (@islandfm) October 21, 2020

Deputy Peter Roffey has beaten Deputy Gavin St Pier to become the new president of the States Trading and Supervisory Board.

Members voted 12 for Deputy St Pier and 24 for Deputy Peter Roffey.

— Island FM (@islandfm) October 21, 2020

Deputy Chris Blin has been chosen as the new President of the Overseas Aid & Development Commission.

He was elected unopposed after being proposed by Deputy Peter Ferbrache and seconded by Deputy Rob Prow.

— Island FM (@islandfm) October 21, 2020