Keys candidate an advocate of party politics
The Island's current political system doesn't provide enough checks and balances on government.
That's according to Lawrie Hooper - the LibVan candidate standing in Ramsey in September's general election.
He doesn't feel the current set-up is a fair representation of the Manx public; nor does he believe those in the top roles have an effective opposition.
Mr Hooper - an advocate of party politics in the Island - says something needs to change.
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