Drop-in sessions were organised to discuss Our Island Plan
Fewer than 100 people took up an opportunity to meet government ministers and discuss 'Our Island Plan'.
That's according to the Cabinet Office Minister Kate Lord-Brennan:
In the House of Keys today she was asked how many members of the public had attended four 'meet the ministers' events held in December and January.
The drop-in community sessions were designed to 'connect' government's plan for the next five years 'back to the issues raised on the doorsteps'.
'Our Island Plan' was approved by Tynwald today - you can find out more HERE.
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