Warns of issues with electing politically inexperienced CM
Electing a politically inexperienced chief minister could cause problems for the Isle of Man in the years ahead.
That's the view of a man who used to hold the post.
Allan Bell says the introduction of 11 new MHKs – and the loss of many experienced members – means the administration has no 'corporate memory'.
He believes it could cause problems when a decision is taken next week on who should take the top job:
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