Shirveishee noa Bun-Troggalys as Polasee as Aa-Chummey pointit
Fogrey liorish yn Ard Shirveishagh
Ta’n Ard Shirveishagh er vograghey magh y cur ayns oik Shirveishagh Polasee as Aa-Chummey as Shirveishagh Bun-Troggalys noa.
Ta Tim Baker OCF [Oltey yn Chiare as Feed] er jeet dy ve yn Shirveishagh Bun-Troggalys noa, as Ray Harmer OCF goaill er y currym myr Shirveishagh Polasee as Aa-Chummey.
Ta’n Shirveishagh Harmer er ve yn Shirveishagh Bun-Troggalys neayr’s 2016, choud’s va oik s’jeianee y Hirveishagh Baker myr Caairlagh Bun-Shirveishyn Vannin, as shen paart, chammah’s caghlaaghyn mastey fir elley ayns ny rheynnyn, dy ve er nyn vograghey magh er y chiaghtin.
Ta ny caghlaaghyn cheet lurg cur ass oik y Hirveishagh Polasee as Aa-Chummey Chris Thomas OCF, as va’n bayr currit da veih Coonceil ny Shirveishee lurg briwnys dy row e yannoo ‘noi y churrym cooidjagh’.
Ghow ny shirveishee noa orroo ny currymyn oc Jecrean, y trass laa, Mean Souree.
Announcement by the Chief Minister
The Chief Minister has announced the appointments of a new Policy and Reform Minister, and Infrastructure Minister.
Tim Baker MHK has become the new Minister for Infrastructure, with Ray Harmer MHK taking up the role of Minister for Policy and Reform.
Minister Harmer has been Minister for Infrastructure since 2016, while Minister Baker's most recent position was as Chair of Manx Utilities, a role which, along with other departmental replacements, will be announced over the next week.
The changes follow the dismissal of previous Policy and Reform Minister Chris Thomas MHK, who was sacked from the Council of Ministers after his actions were deemed to be 'at odds with the collective responsibility'.
The new ministers took up their positions on Wednesday, 3 June.
Traa dy Liooar, 15oo Mee Averil 2024
