DoI minister expects full inquiry into project
The public deserves to know what has gone wrong on the Douglas promenade regeneration scheme.
Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall says he expects the Public Accounts Committee to hold a full inquiry into the project which is nearing completion.
The work has been subject to a number of delays and multiple defects - an update on the cost is expected later this year.
Mr Crookall believes locals need to know why it's taken so long:
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