Quayle reflects on first three years at the helm
The chief minister says his administration has 'walked the walk' in its first three years in place.
Howard Quayle has been reflecting on the progress made, following the end of the current political year.
Tynwald and the House of Keys are now on summer recess until October.
Mr Quayle says his government has taken on challenges others have shied away from:
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Plea to Manx parents to check meningitis vaccination status
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