Ourys currit roish mychione eam son rheynn reihyssagh jeh'n clane Ellan
Oltey yn Chiare as Feed cur freggyrt da eam son referendum
Oddagh croo rheynn reihyssagh jeh'n clane Ellan son reihyssyn da'n Chiare as Feed cur er y pholitickaght ve 'gamman son deiney berchagh'.
Shen y raaue liorish OCF ass-lieh Doolish Hwoaie, David Ashford, lurg eam son referendum er y chooish.
Y chiaghtin shoh chaie dooyrt OCF ass-lieh Doolish Yiass, Kate Beecroft, dy lhisagh yn Ellan eiyrt er Guernsey, ren pohlldal yn eie son reihyssyn mooarey cadjin.
Agh ta Mnr Ashford gra dy by ghoillee eh son shirreyderyn dy hirrey voteyn trooid y clane Ellan, as dy beagh y costys wheesh dy chumrail eh.
AS DAVID ASHFORD : Eer dy ren oo reaghey troddan trooid y clane Ellan, as haink eh lhiat, lesh manifesto goll trooid dy chooilley ghorrys, ec 50p y lught-thie, veagh shen £20,000. As cha nee sym shen nagh feeu smooinaghtyn er son peiagh erbee dy gheddyn.
Member of the House of Keys responds to referendum call
Creating an all-Island constituency for House of Keys elections could make politics 'a rich man's game'.
That's the warning from Douglas North MHK, David Ashford, after a call for a referendum on the issue.
Last week, Douglas South MHK, Kate Beecroft, said the Island should follow Guernsey, which backed the idea for general elections.
But Mr Ashford says canvassing the whole Island could be difficult for candidates, and prohibitively costly.