Speaker believes a lot of work is being done by scrutiny bodies
The Speaker of the House of Keys insists the structure of Tynwald committees is 'modern and fit for purpose'.
Juan Watterson says the system has gone through change since he first began in government.
The level of detail made available to the public by Tynwald's different panels was raised in the court this week.
Mr Watterson says scrutiny is important but publishing every minute detail could actually have a negative impact:
Peel commissioner claims transparency concerns being "shut down"
Katryna Baptist claims decisions "missing" from official records alongside communication and conflict concerns
MNFU calls for stronger legislation to protect livestock
Farmers continuing to face threat of dog attacks
Douglas man to stand in 2026 general election
Peter Shimmin will be hoping to secure a seat in Douglas Central
Population challenges 'have gone from vulnerabilities to extremes'
Paul Craine MLC warns 'flatlining' population is impacting economy
The battle to keep public rights of way clear
Team responsible for maintaining footpaths hoping to repeat success of Cregneash route