Chief Minister Howard Quayle says he's asked for a government department to take a closer look at broadband speeds in the Island's rural districts.
In the House of Keys yesterday, Mr Quayle faced a question from Ayre and Michael MHK Tim Baker about planned improvements.
Mr Quayle said many in rural areas don't think they're getting good-quality broadband - and a recent report by experts appears to support their concerns.
He's now asked the Department of Economic Development to start measuring and reporting broadband speeds in line with a similar initiative in the UK.
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