People are being given the chance to give their opinions on the future of sea services on the Isle of Man.
The Department of Infrastructure has launched a public consultation on the current User Agreement.
It runs until 2020 with a potential six-year extension - which can be terminated by either government or the Steam Packet.
Other ferry operators are looking to bid for the contract if it's put out to competitive tender.
A working group has also been established to include views from locals, businesses and passenger groups - people have until November 9th to submit their thoughts.
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