Onchan MHK David Quirk says arguments over the government’s bailout of the Sefton Group are set to continue for some time.
Tomorrow, he’s one of a number of MHKs who’ll ask a barrage of questions to Ministers about the deal, the company and negotiations.
Mr Quirk says he has a number of concerns, not least the lack of consultation with Tynwald members until the deal was signed.
And he says he’s confused about a possible conflict of interest for Social Care Minister Chris Robertshaw:
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