Chamber keen to work with Treasury
Support packages for local businesses impacted by the coronavirus pandemic must be relevant and effective.
That's the view of the Isle of Man Chamber of Commerce, which wants to see more details about Treasury's continuing schemes.
The organisations says it's keen to work with government to make sure what's being offered to Manx companies is suitable.
The Chamber's president is Caren Pegg:
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