Moorhouse monopolises question paper on final sitting of the year
As most MHKs step back from frontline House of Keys action, one member has plunged into the final session of the year with no change of pace.
All seven questions on today's (20 December) question paper come from Arbory, Castletown and Malew MHK Jason Moorhouse.
His questions range from dog attacks on people, and how many there have been in five years, to the movements of a bust of Captain Quilliam - where has it gone and why?
He also is intrigued about the new highway code, and what powers the interim chief executive of the Department of Infrastructure has over wage agreements.
He'll also ask questions on social housing projects, child numbers at Ballasalla School, and the dates the education minister, or her officers, met NASUWT union representatives in the last month.
You can listen to today's House of Keys sitting live on Manx Radio AM 1368 or online from 10am.
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