Gov't rejected £170 million offer
The chairman of the Steam Packet says its directors had nothing personal to gain from a proposed sea services deal.
Tynwald last week failed to support the company’s offer to continue running services after 2026.
Instead, politicians said they wanted to explore a range of options for potential operators.
The £170 million offer for a new strategic plan has now been withdrawn.
Robert Quayle says the onus is now on government:
David Ashford elected as Speaker of the House of Keys
The Douglas North MHK was the only person nominated for the role
Onchan MHK wants Chief Minister position
Rob Callister sent a 16-page 'basic blueprint' to keys members for consideration
Packet's abandoned parking plan
A former MHK advised against parking Manxman near ferry terminal
Amber warning for coastal overtopping and inner harbour flooding overnight
It's due to start at 00.30am until 3.30am on Wednesday (30 September)
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