40 questions for July's sitting
The way questions are put forward for Tynwald and the House of Keys needs a 'shake up'.
That's the view of Onchan MHK Rob Callister ahead of this month's sitting of Tynwald where 40 questions have been listed by members.
Mr Callister insists he only submits questions when he's been unable to get an answer any other way or when he needs to challenge the minister's response.
He says there needs to be more scrutiny of the quality of queries:
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