Member believes some questions weren't impartial enough
An MHK claims the consultation on the Education Bill has been unfair to home educators.
Onchan member Rob Callister will ask the Education Minister whether he feels the online survey is impartial in next week's sitting of the House of Keys.
A seven-week consultation period on the draft bill commenced last month, with submissions being accepted until 20 March.
Mr Callister believes some of the questions weren't broad enough:
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