CM wants results rather than politicians 'cosying up'
Some friction and challenge should be expected if Tynwald is to make progress going forward.
That's according to the chief minister who says he doesn't have a 'Team Tynwald' perspective on matters.
Alfred Cannan, speaking to Manx Radio's Agenda, says it shouldn't be about politicians 'cosying up' but delivering results.
And when it comes to debate he wants members to focus on policies rather than individuals:
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