Loren Ryan-Rymer appointed as new Registrar of Interests

Loren Ryan-Rymer has been appointed as the new Registrar of Interests following the retirement of Phyllis Evans.

Ryan-Rymer has over 25 years of public service experience, including as the Human Resources Manager of the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force. Governor Daniel Pruce expressed confidence in the appointment, stating, “Ryan-Rymer’s appointment comes at a pivotal time as we work to advance the systems that contribute to the effective administration of the legislation that guides the Registration of Interests.” He added, “As an experienced and qualified professional, I am confident that she will be able to lead well in this capacity.”

In her new role, Ryan-Rymer will document the financial interests and liabilities of elected members of the House of Assembly and specified officers in accordance with the Public Service Management Act. She will also serve as Clerk to the Standing Select Committee in the House of Assembly. The government said Ryan-Rymer will ensure the Register of Interests is accurate, accessible, and continuously functioning as outlined by governing legislation.