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Council of Ministers web pages attract attention 30 January 2009

SUMMARIES of the proceedings of the Council of Ministers published on the Isle of Man Government website were viewed more than 17,000 times last year.

The summaries, traditionally produced for Tynwald Members only, have been made public since December 2006 at the request of Chief Minister Tony Brown MHK.

Figures from the Government’s Information Systems Division show that the number of views recorded in 2008 totalled 17,655 – an average of 1471 per month.

Summaries of the proceedings of the Council of Ministers can be accessed via the ‘Council of Ministers’ link on the home page of the Isle of Man Government website www.gov.im

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