Kirrie Jenkins

In the manifesto

“We should explore innovative ways to make better use of existing Government buildings and land, including opportunities to use ground rents to support long-term housing provision.”

In the manifesto

“I will support: better infrastructure planning alongside new development; regular review of planning processes to remove unnecessary delay and bureaucracy.”

In the manifesto

“I will support better recognition of their contribution, access to information and advice, respite opportunities and support for young carers.”

In the manifesto

“I will also be prepared to examine whether Manx Care is delivering the efficiency and accountability it was intended to provide. If a structure isn't working, we should be prepared to change it.”

In the manifesto

“I will support better integration between health and social care so people can receive the right care, in the right setting, at the right time, while ensuring sufficient hospital capacity for those who need it.”

In the manifesto

“I will support the establishment of a dedicated Older People's Champion to ensure their voices are heard and their interests are represented.”

In the manifesto

“I will support earlier intervention, community-based support, suicide prevention and better links between schools, healthcare and voluntary organisations.”

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“I will support an evidence-based review of pensions and the sustainability of the NI Fund.”

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“I will support delivery of the new Castle Rushen High School and the associated Southern Sports Hub.”

In the manifesto

“I will support: Development of a long-term agricultural strategy rather than short-term schemes and changing priorities, with better protection of productive agricultural land.”

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“I will also press for sustainable funding for Manx National Heritage, recognising the national value of the assets it looks after.”

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“Strengthening resilience for local processing infrastructure and creating better opportunities for Manx produce through public procurement and export initiatives.”

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“I will support traditional and emerging industries alongside apprenticeships, skills and opportunities for young people.”

In the manifesto

“I will support a joined-up approach to heritage, linking conservation with tourism, local businesses, events and the wider economy.”

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“I would support an Emerging Sector Review to identify new industries where the Island could develop a genuine competitive advantage, assess the opportunities and risks, and determine what skills, regulation and infrastructure are needed to support them.”

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“I will advocate for the Isle of Man to meet its international legal obligations on biodiversity, habitats and environmental protection.”

In the manifesto

“An assessment of the introduction of a Road Equivalent Tariff for essential freight services.”

In the manifesto

“I would support a review of our harbour strategy and both Sea and Air services, with the aim of providing the reliable connections a successful economy needs.”

In the manifesto

“I will champion proposals for a National Park covering the Manx uplands – working with stakeholders to establish a practical framework for protecting our precious landscapes and benefiting tourism, agriculture and the visitor economy.”

In the manifesto

“I remain opposed to the creation of an industrial zone for large scale onshore wind turbines at Earystane & Scard.”

In the manifesto

“I believe that the Climate Change Act and the Island's Net Zero targets need to be reviewed. We should be prepared to look at the evidence, the costs and the practical implications for households, businesses and our economy, rather than treating existing targets as untouchable.”

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“I would support a Government Innovation Lab to test new approaches to problems such as homelessness, addiction, education and mental health.”

In the manifesto

“I will support better workforce planning, investment in local skills and apprenticeships, and attracting the people we genuinely need to fill gaps in our workforce.”

In the manifesto

“I will support a review asking: Does Government need to do this? Is somebody else already doing it? Can technology do it better? Could the private or third sector deliver it more effectively? What does it cost? What outcome does it produce?”

In the manifesto

“I will support: sensible controls at our ports of entry; visible and effective community policing; action against antisocial behaviour; early intervention with young people; and rehabilitation alongside appropriate enforcement.”