The head of the Positive Action Group says he hopes he's brought a fresh perspective to discussions over the future of politics in the Isle of Man .
Last week Roger Tomlinson gave evidence to a Tynwald committee looking at redrawing the Island's political landscape.
He says he's broadly supportive of plans to split the Isle of Man into eight constituencies represented by three MHKs each.
But Mr Tomlinson says it's easy for politicians to lose sight of what the voters think:
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