Straightforward communication needs to underpin everything says minister
The idea of a government roadmap isn't anything new but an upcoming 'Government Programme' needs to have clear priorities.
That's from the justice and home affairs minister who says straightforward communication needs to underpin everything in the upcoming plan from the Thomas administration.
Tynwald has approved a motion for a document to be produced by November outlining the 'current challenges and opportunities that face the Island' and how they're going to be tackled.
The motion, which was submitted by the Ard-Shirveishagh before his ascension to the top job, was unanimously approved.
The document will outline the 'current challenges and opportunities that face the Island' and present a 'prioritised policy agenda, action plan and legislative programme to address them'.
Jane Poole-Wilson told Manx Radio it's important that the public knows what government is actually doing, and if it is working:
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