Body to meet quarterly
A monitoring body has been reformed and reintroduced into the Manx political sphere.
Five years after it petered out, the Manx National Economic Development Forum has been revived and will meet quarterly.
It comprises business, unions, third sector and government officials to assess economic analysis.
Policy and Reform Minister Chris Thomas told James Davis it’s all about tackling day-to-day problems which exist for Island residents:
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