Complaints about minister's barrage of questions
An MHK has defended his right to ask as many questions as he sees fit.
Peter Karran also holds that his colleagues should be fully prepared for their weekly sessions to last all day, if necessary.
Speaker, Steve Rodan, started this weeks session by saying he had received complaints about the barrage of questions being fired at some Ministers.
But Mr Karran says he is perfectly entitled to pursue any subject he feels needs examination.
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