Chief minister says members 'over-stepped the mark' with questions
The chief minister said members appeared to 'be seen to be asking questions' in the final Tynwald sitting ahead of the summer recess.
The Council of Ministers blocked the extension of question time last week.
Ramsey MHK Lawrie Hooper took to Twitter to air his disapproval, calling the move 'disgraceful'.
Howard Quayle though says the sheer scale of questions, was simply unmanageable:
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