North Douglas MHK Bill Henderson says he’s washing his hands of Allan Bell’s administration after being thrown out of his Treasury job.
On Friday, Treasury Minister Eddie Teare sacked him, accusing him of going back on a promise to support the government’s higher education tuition fee plans.
But Mr Henderson denies promising anything, claiming his manifesto pledges meant he couldn’t vote with the government.
He says he’s had enough of government posts:
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