Keys hopeful urges 'joined-up' approach
A candidate in Douglas Central in September's general election says government is out of touch with the public's needs.
Ann Corlett is a 55 year old Douglas councillor and businesswoman whose parents were both former mayors in the capital.
She says government needs to be more 'joined-up':
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