Reayrtys calls for new political thinking to solve problems
Reforming the Isle of Man’s constitution could lead to a more ‘powerful and prosperous’ vision for the Island.
That’s the view of Reayrtys which has given evidence to Tynwald’s Constitutional and Legal Affairs and Justice Committee.
The group believes a new political vision is needed in order to solve some of the problems currently being faced in order to secure a ‘future for generations to come’.
It’s produced a White Paper to encourage people to understand, explore and question how policy is made.
Founder Nick Hawkes says Manx policy making has been lacking vision for more than 20 years:
Co-founder Dr Simon Collister says the Island’s ‘voice’ in international affairs has been threatened by actions taken by the UK Government.
You can listen to the full hearing of the committee HERE.
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