Junior Tynwald questions politicians over lack of activity
An Environment Department member has been challenged over the lack of processing in the Meat Plant last week.
Eban Gelling, from Castle Rushen High school, was taking part in Junior Tynwald.
Its designed to mirror a Tynwald session and give students a hands on look at Manx politics.
He questioned Dr Michelle Haywood over the absence of activity at the facility.
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