MHK seeks updates on plans to terminate current gas agreement
An MHK believes the Island's utility companies could do more to help those in poverty.
Onchan member Rob Callister has tabled a written Tynwald question seeking an update on plans to terminate the current agreement on regulation in the gas market.
This was due to be done by last December, but Manx Gas are yet to be given the mandatory six months notice.
Mr Callister is keen to see progress to help those on low incomes:
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