Anybody with an opinion on prices charged by the Steam Packet still has time to take part in a government investigation.
It still has a fortnight to run, but the Office of Fair Trading is reminding would be contributors they are running out of time.
The OFT is looking into passenger and vehicle fares, including freight charges and fuel surcharges, and the finished report will be considered by the Council of Ministers.
Acting chief officer at the OFT Paul Gelling is expecting a good response:
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