Ashford says work continues until next chief minister is appointed
The new administration will have 'massive domestic problems' to tackle once the next chief minister is elected.
That's from Health and Social Care Minister David Ashford after he was re-elected in Douglas North.
All current ministers are continuing in their current roles until the next government is formed.
Mr Ashford says it's important work carries on until the election next month:
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