An enquiry into the Countryside Care Scheme is continuing with another evidence session on Friday 3rd January.
The enquiries have seen evidence given by local food processors and members of the Department of Environment Food and Agriculture.
Minister Phil Gawne and the Departments CEO will be present at the next session.
Matters relating to current agricultural policy and the meat plant and associated matters are top of the agenda.
The evidence will be taken in the legislative council chamber, members of the public are welcome.
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