The Jersey Care Commission is the independent regulator for health and social care services in Jersey. Established under the Regulation of Care (Jersey) Law 2014, we set standards, register services and professionals, inspect against those standards, and publish findings so that people can make informed choices about their care. We regulate services delivered by Government, Parishes, private providers and the voluntary sector.
A Board of Commissioners provides strategic oversight and holds the executive to account. Commission officers carry out inspections, registration, and enforcement, supported by business support services and data functions.
We have an agreement with the Department for Strategic Policy, Planning and Performance, available here, which sets out:
The principles underlying the working relationship between the Commission and the Government of Jersey (GoJ).
Matters relating to accountability, assurance, value and engagement.
Arrangements with regard to the provision and management of resources.
