MHK to speak his mind from the backbench
One man who missed out on a ministerial position in Howard Quayle's top team was Douglas East MHK Chris Robertshaw.
He says he wasn't surprised at the decision after he backed Alf Cannan in the leadership contest.
Mr Robertshaw insists he'll continue to speak his mind from the backbench as he strives for radical reform.
He hopes the new team are a success, but has his concerns.
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