Daphne Caine's bill passes two more stages
A move for a simple majority in the House of Keys to bring down a Chief Minister and the Council of Ministers is a step closer.
Currently two-thirds or 16 MHKs are required to pass of vote of no confidence.
Garff member Daphne Caine is proposing a simple majority of 13 is a better model and matches the number of votes required to elect a leader.
She says claims it could lead to instability are wrong:-
Storm Bram: Trees down amid widespread disruption
Footage shows large waves crashing onto coastal roads
Further adjournment for attempted murder accused
19-year-old is also charged with several other offences
Risk of overregulation ahead of Moneyval has led to 'friction'
Chief minister discusses response from business sector ahead of assessment
"Most" remaining MiCard users sign up for bank account payments
Minister says fewer than 100 may receive new cards after service switch-off
Storm Bram: Red weather warning to come into force later
We're told to expect 'severe' coastal overtopping this afternoon