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Post Office needs 'purpose' not corporatisation

Tuesday, 24 July 2018 07:14

Business plan now off agenda

Giving the Isle of Man Post Office board 'clarity' was the motivation behind a Tynwald amendment last week.

The social value and possible future direction of the statutory body was debated by politicians last week, as questions remain over its finances and service delivery.

During the sitting, Douglas East MHK Chris Robertshaw successfully moved that corporatisation be officially removed from consideration.

Mr Robertshaw says it was intended to help the Post Office move forward:

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Post Office needs 'purpose' not corporatisation

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