Benefit to government and SPC says chief officer
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture says it believes a new Sea Services User Agreement needs to be ‘clearer and crisper’.
Its chief officer has given evidence to the Select Committee of Tynwald on the Regulation of the Steam Packet Company this week.
Scott Gallacher says he believes government needs to communicate with the Steam Packet in a more ‘coherent way’.
He told the committee this would benefit all parties:
Isle of Man represented at maritime conference
Week-long event being held in Jersey
Full reservoirs should mean no hosepipe bans this summer
MU says it's due to a very wet spring!
Extra Air Traffic Control break due to staff sickness
Measure in place tonight and tomorrow
Prospect calls for more 'clarity' amid review of public sector headcount
"I fail to see how the chief minister cannot guarantee there won't be redundancies"
Man who suffered 'catastrophic' stroke set to take on Parish Walk
Iain spent twelve weeks in hospital early last year
Coastguard rescues youth stuck on cliffs at Port Jack
Teams called out at 11:30pm
