The Chief Minister says he believes events which led to the Douglas East by-election fraud trial are a ‘one-off’.
Allan Bell was speaking after three people were convicted of fraud following a six week trial, costing an estimated £3 million.
He’s confident any lessons that need to be learned from the May 2010 contest will be and does not think election trusts - where candidates receive financial backing, sometimes anonymously - will be a factor in Manx elections ever again.
Iconic giant illuminated globe now on display in Douglas
Exhibition opens to public at St Thomas' Church
New prison policies following death of inmate
Inquest into death of 28-year-old continues
Olympic medallist urges people to consider fostering
Fatima Whitbred's been on the Isle of Man this week
Kewaigue School raises over £300 for RNLI
Art exhibition featured 'remarkable pieces' by students
May sentence for man who threatened to stab neighbour
48-year-old told him: "I'm going to slice your head in"
Evidence sought for Area Plan inquiry
Two-week public hearing to take place in July
