Beecroft accepts apology in Keys
The Chief Minister has apologised to all members of the House of Keys for stating Douglas South MHK Kate Beecroft had not attended a briefing about the Brexit bill.
Mrs Beecroft was at the meeting and called for Howard Quayle to say sorry.
He did write to members to point out his error but Mrs Beecroft wanted the apology to be on the official records of House of Keys sittings.
Here's what was said by both in the chamber:-
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Arwid Hall says he'd also like to see the local authority be more 'transparent'
