The Transport Minister says he's satisfied the Steam Packet's new winter schedule has not breached the user agreement.
David Anderson was asked a number of questions in the House of Keys relating to the company, including whether he was aware of the
on-line criticism.
Mr Anderson told members he knew of negative petitions BUT also online support in favour of the schedule.
He said his department was in regular contact with the Steam Packet (audio file attached):
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