MHK pleased with bid to examine ferry operator's practices
An MHK says it's 'phenomenal' that his bid to review the Steam Packet has resulted in the setting up of a committee.
Jason Moorhouse wanted to assess the possibility of the Communications and Utilities Regulatory Authority regulating the ferry operator.
But Tynwald opted instead to form a select committee to look into the Sea Services Agreement and the shareholder status of the Treasury - it will report back in September.
Mr Moorhouse told Manx Radio why he brought this matter to the Court's attention:
Paper car tax discs cost DOI £7,500 each month
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