Chair says it's too soon to say how effective they are
Improving whistleblowing policies on the Isle of Man has been 'like turning an oil tanker', according to the Public Services Commission (PSC).
It's been giving evidence to a Tynwald committee looking at the effectiveness of the Island's laws.
Rob Callister MHK is the chair of the PSC.
He says it's too soon to say how well the Island's policies, which were changed in October last year, are working:
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