The question on whether the Isle of Man should have an Armed Forces Community Covenant will soon be answered.
Friday, 12th October marks the deadline of the public consultation into the Island’s stance on the British forces.
The covenant would be similar to those ran in communities in the UK and would reflect the Island’s support for those who serve.
The Council of Ministers support the proposal but are keen to seek public approval before taking any further steps to establish a Manx version.
Final entries must be submitted by 5pm on deadline day and sent to the Chief Secretary’s Office in government building.
For more information go to the government website at gov.im
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