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New MLC's take up political responsibility

by isleofman.com 5th April 2018

The Isle of Man's newest MLCs have been given new roles and responsibilities.

 

The five successful candidates have been appointed to various government departments and boards.

 

-          Marlene Hendy MLC – Member of the Department of Education, Sport and Culture and Vice-Chair of Culture Vannin

 

-          Kerry Sharpe MLC – Member of the Department of Health and Social Care and Member of the 2018 Year of Our Island Political Board

 

-          Kate Lord-Brennan MLC – Member of the Department of Infrastructure, Chair of the Tynwald Advisory Council for Disabilities* and Vice-Chair of the Office of Fair Trading

 

-          Tanya August-Hanson MLC – Member of the Department of Home Affairs and Member of the 2018 Year of Our Island Political Board

 

-          Jane Poole-Wilson MLC – Equality Champion, Member of the Public Sector Pensions Authority and Vice-Chair of the Public Services Commission

 

An additional change will see Home Affairs Minister Bill Malarkey take over as Chair of the Drug and Alcohol Strategy Group following the retirement of Michael Coleman MLC.

Chief Minister Howard Quayle says: "I am sure that the Members will relish their new appointments and will work hard to make a positive contribution on behalf of the Isle of Man and its people."

A number of the appointments are subject to Tynwald approval at this month's sitting.

Posted by isleofman.com
Thursday 5th, April 2018 09:39pm.

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