The Chamber of Commerce has welcomed the Chief Minister’s plans to streamline Government.
It feels it’s the first step towards making government smaller, simpler and less bureaucratic.
In particular the Chamber has praised the creation of a Cabinet Office.
The Chamber is now urging all Tynwald members to get behind the proposals.
Chief executive Jane Dellar told us why in particular they are so in favour of the changes:
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