Robertshaw and Watterson want further scrutiny
Two MHKs are asking for further scrutiny of the government's finances following the treasury minister's budget speech in Tynwald.
Douglas East member Chris Robertshaw wants an outside panel to look at government productivity.
Meanwhile, Keys Speaker Juan Watterson labelled Alfred Cannan's figures spin, and called for an Auditor General.
He also explained why he will be voting against the budget:
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