Outsourcing government's catering service is 'always an option' and may be appropriate in the future.
That's the message from the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture has confirmed it won't be taking over the centralised service.
In Tynwald this week Minister Geoffrey Boot was quizzed by Garff MHK Daphne Caine who said she thinks his department should take it over:
However he told her whilst his department had a 'pivotal' role in supporting fisheries, agriculture and food producers it wasn't going to happen:
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Unemployment fell slightly last month
GP waiting times to be raised in House of Keys tomorrow
Waves higher than predicted on crossing which damaged cars
Spitfire flights to be launched from Ronaldsway
Does Crogga owe the government money?
Thinking of standing for election?
