Claims Chief Minister election process is flawed
A Douglas MHK says he'll have to 'think carefully' about accepting a ministerial role in future, after taking umbrage with the new chief minister's election process.
Chris Thomas proposed Alf Cannan for the top job - but he was beaten by 12 votes to 9 in the Keys by winner Howard Quayle.
Mr Thomas says the system is flawed, and that Legislative Council - who backed Mr Quayle unanimously - had too much power in the Tynwald vote.
He says it calls his willingness to join Mr Quayle on the Council of Ministers into question:
Charity proposes former care home as homeless accommodationÂ
Port Erin Commissioners says infrastructure issues for campervans need addressingÂ
Appropriate adult recognised as 'unsung hero'
Ramsey Commissioners introduce volunteers' policy to combat loneliness