Chief Minister Alf Cannan says the government has taken action on all major issues raised by the public during a series of roadshows last year.
Four events were held around the Island where ministers were on hand to answer questions.
This week in the House of Keys, Ramsey MHK Lawrie Hooper asked what policies had changed following feedback from the gatherings.
Mr Cannan said the government had made progress in the areas of most concern:
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Strix chief executive to stand down
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Proclaimers announce Douglas gig
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Manx Care ambulance worker tribunal dismissed
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Don't let thieves ruin your Xmas!
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Blackberry Lane one-way for gas leak work
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Port St Mary car park 'for visitors and residents only'
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Drop-in session for MiCard users without bank accounts
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