Campaign priorities
Clear proposals for the constituency and the wider Isle of Man.
Stop the cycle of mismanaged design-and-build tenders by instituting rigorous, complete design specifications prior to tender. With over £3 million already spent on preliminary plans, feasibility…
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Expand frontline GP capacity from our current 33.2 full-time equivalent doctors to reduce patient-todoctor ratios closer to safe standards (Source: Statistics Isle of Man, Isle of…
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Strengthen local agriculture and fishing by restructuring subventions away from high administrative processing costs into direct working farm support (Source: DEFA Financial Statements / Tynwald Select…
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Support the 22% of Manx pupils with additional educational needs (Source: Department of Education, Sport and Culture, Inclusive Education Framework)by introducing dedicated vocational and technical qualifications…
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Re-evaluate and adjust income assessment thresholds so middle-income households are not unfairly squeezed or priced out of supporting their children through university. Ensure funding formulas…
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Reform the existing First Home Choice scheme to assist with upfront lender deposit requirements and initiate a formal amendment to Housing Policy 5 within the Strategic…
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Instead of using our public ferry service as an indirect revenue collection tool for Treasury, we must treat sea transport as an essential utility. This targeted…
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No one in our communities should feel alone in their darkest moments, and every effort must be made to ensure support is there when it is…
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To keep our growth safe and sustainable, we should support and build on the steps Government has already taken and combining it with better port checks…
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The Isle of Man’s historic economic surges relied on external models that no longer function in their old form. Past shifts in the VAT revenue-sharing formula…
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I sometimes feel that our history is forgotten, underneath our feet there is a story that is yet to be told.
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