MHK describes minister role as 'steep learning curve'
The new health and social care minister admits he thinks there are 'polarised' views of his department from residents.
Rob Callister took up his new role last week replacing Lawrie Hooper who has now become enterprise minister.
Mr Callister has described his first days in the job as a 'steep learning curve'.
But he says he's committed to working with Manx Care to address any concerns which have been identified with the health system:
Residency requirements and 2027 implementation among proposed changes to assisted dying bill
MHKs to consider amendment at next week's House of Keys sitting
Isle of Man public service grows to 7,500
It's risen by 625 in four years
Prison mental health services unsafe, review says
Investigators interviewed 22 members of staff and two prisoners at the Jurby facility
Bus price set to rise from next weekÂ
There's also a new timetable in place
Former Douglas nightclub to transform into 'multi-functional hub'
The club's been empty for four years
Apology for those facing 'challenges' with visa applications
Treasury says it's down to increased processing times
