Mark Kemp believes he knows what the public's main concerns are
A candidate in next month's general election believes he has what it takes to be a successful member of the House of Keys.
Mark Kemp hopes to be the representative for Rushen after September 22.
He doesn't feel a lack of political experience will be a problem.
Mr Kemp says talking to people in the constituency on a regular basis means he knows the issues that need addressing:
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