Tynwald to debate report at June sitting
The chief minister claims MHKs now have a greater understanding of how government works - ahead of a key debate on reform later this month.
Recommendations laid out in the Lisvane report will be the subject of scrutiny in Tynwald on June 20.
They include limiting departmental memberships and changing the role of the Legislative Council.
Howard Quayle says members elected last September may have changed their minds on the way government works:
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