Chairman looking forward to talks
The chairman of the Steam Packet says he's interested to see how things progress over the next few months, following the Manx government's buyout of it.
Robert Quayle was a guest on Sunday Opinion on Manx Radio this afternoon.
The government recently bought the Steam Packet for £124 million.
Mr Quayle says discussions will take place over the next few months as to how the new owners will exert their influence:
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