There are still fundamental questions to be asked re the Sefton deal.
That's the belief of South Douglas MHK Kate Beecroft.
The government has been under fire since announcing its decision to support the ailing Sefton group in a deal worth £4.5 million.
It was claimed the move was essential in order to protect up to 300 jobs and the Manx economy as a whole.
Speaking on today's "Present Politics" programme, Mrs Beecroft says the whole deal has been wrong on many levels . . .
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