Can the police be trusted to investigate complaints against the force? Alex Downie MLC says to avoid any doubt there should be an independent investigator.
In Tynwald, a revised police complaints procedure was debated and voted through by the court.
But the system still sees senior officers investigating allegations made by the public rather than an external body which can’t be accused of bias.
Mr Downie says he can’t understand why some sort of complaints commission can’t be set up.
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"Rapid review" into bed capacity at Noble's Hospital
DHSC commissions report after concerns raised by doctors
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Funding vote won't be brought to Tynwald before election
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