Howard Quayle says he's looking forward to by-election
The chief minister has paid tribute to Kate Costain, following her resignation from the House of Keys.
Howard Quayle said he and the Douglas South MHK “hadn’t always seen eye to eye,” but wished her well for the future.
Mr Quayle said he looked forward to seeing Douglas South have elected representation once more - as two new MHKs will be voted in before parliament’s next sitting, in October.
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