There was a mixed response to last night's Roamin' CoMin meeting in Port Erin.
The Council of Ministers faced around 150 members of the public, taking questions from the floor once some short presentations were conducted.
Some of those who attended the packed meeting at the Erin Arts Centre gave Manx Radio their views afterwards:
Former chief minister calls for balanced approach to climate change action
Howard Quayle says achieving net zero must not bankrupt the nation
Play 'just as important' for a child's development as technology
DESC says digital devices are just one part of a much broader learning experience
Manx passport applications moving online
Support will be available while those who can't use online service can still use paper forms
Enterprise minister 'recognises access to cash is important'
Case for measures to meet unmet need being kept under preview