Onchan MHK tables two questions to Chief Minister
An MHK says the results of a damning independent report about the education department were "as expected."
Julie Edge worked at one of the Island's schools prior to becoming a politician.
The chief minister said the report, which was published last month, was "not a nice read."
Ms Edge - who has two questions for Howard Quayle on the topic in the House of Keys tomorrow (Tuesday, 13 October) - thinks that didn't come as a surprise:
More work needed on Heysham linkspan, says owners
It was damaged last August when the Manxman collided with a wall
Outpatients Physiotherapy reopens self-referral pathway
No longer necessary to see GP first
Isle of Man’s political system 'no longer fit for purpose', says former government insider
Ex-press officer and journalist warns blurred lines between government and parliament threaten the integrity of the Island's democracy
Committee chair hopes civil servants won't be blocked from future evidence sessions
Jason Moorhouse has welcomed government's response to the Economic Policy Review Committee
Does current system of government give CoMin too much power?
An MHK says government has an 'automatic veto' while a political commentator fears the system 'lacks democracy'