There are ideas in the pipeline for how the old Glenside care home in Douglas can be redeveloped.
That’s according to the Social Care Minister who has defended why his department has retained it's ownership.
MHKs say the public wants to know what's happening to the facility – which is one of the largest sites that government owns.
There has also been a suggestion the building should be put in the centralised asset management fund.
However Chris Robertshaw says there is no urgency:
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