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The British were the first non-Amerindians to settle in Anguilla, or Malliouhana, as it was originally called, in 1650. From then until the present day, it has been governed solely by the United Kingdom with various forms and levels of autonomy in local domestic affairs and through numerous constitutional arrangements with other Caribbean countries. Today, following the 1990 Constitution, Anguilla is a British Overseas Territory with full internal governance. This followed years of constitutional debate and development dating back to the 1967-1969 period, known as the “Anguilla Revolution”, during which the island seceded from the Associated State of St. Kitts-Nevis and Anguilla. The United Kingdom is responsible for external affairs and the United Kingdom appoints the Governor, who is responsible locally for the regulation of international financial services, the police force, civil service and general good governance of the jurisdiction.
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