Reducing people's dependence on the Isle of Man's food bank is not something that government can do in isolation.
That's the message from the Chief Minister - in the House of Keys this morning he was asked to outline the strategy for tackling food poverty.
114 people approached the food bank for help in the last quarter - Howard Quayle says we have to address the root cause of the issue:
North Douglas MHK David Ashford said he thinks government needs to liaise with the third sector to get accurate statistics:
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