Watterson says findings of communities report imperative
What services government is going to deliver at a local level in the future.
That's what an MHK is keen to see from the chief minister's report into Island communities, due in July.
Rushen member Juan Watterson says it's as post offices have seen services cut in some areas, facilitating various government services.
He says the findings of the report will be vital going forward:
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