DED Minister speaks favourably of Remain
The Economic Development Minister says Britain's continued membership of the EU is in the Island's best interests - economically and politically.
The Manx government doesn't have an official stance on next Thursday's referendum (June 23).
But Laurence Skelly says he'd prefer to avoid the 'instability' of a Brexit.
Despite the Island not having a say in matters, he says measures are in place for either eventually:
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