Glover describes it as 'matter of national importance'
The outcome of an employment tribunal – which found that the Isle of Man's former medical director was sacked for whistle blowing – should be a ‘watershed moment’ for government.
That’s the view of one politician who has called the Doctor Rosalind Ranson case a ‘matter of national importance’.
Earlier this week Arbory Castletown and Malew MHK Tim Glover pushed for an urgent question or statement to be made in Tynwald; the chief minister will deliver the latter on Tuesday.
Mr Glover told Manx Radio it illustrates the seriousness of the situation:
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