Planning for infrastructure works isn't being adequately managed within government.
That's according to the MHK responsible for the Department of Infrastructure's planning division.
It follows an apology from the DOI after silt was spilled on the roads between Peel Marina and Poortown Quarry last week.
Chris Thomas is also querying why the Nunnery buildings still haven't been listed after several requests to future-proof the look of the property.
He says more needs to be done to streamline the efficiency of services:
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