Chief Minister Allan Bell says politicians will get the chance to debate the government’s list of priorities after he laid them out in Tynwald.
Earlier this month, Mr Bell made a statement to Tynwald explaining what the government’s top priorities are for the coming year.
But this morning in the House of Keys, MHKs accused him of not giving them enough time to scrutinise the document.
Mr Bell said the detail will be debated in Tynwald in future:
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