Levels some of blame at backbench MHKs
A former treasury minister is questioning how the outgoing government can justify pay rises of 18 per cent.
Eddie Teare, who served in the Allan Bell administration, claims high ranking civil servants have seen the boost over the last five years.
He believes some of the blame must be levelled at backbench MHK's for failing to properly scrutinise information and call government to account.
But what would Mr Teare like to see in the next five years?
Assisted dying, gas supplies and period products to feature in Keys
Thirteen questions for oral answer at this week's sitting
Hospitality sector continues calls for support
DfE insists "we are listening" following talks with local businesses
Public sector job cuts 'needed to address financial gap'
Backbench alliance says public needs to see gov't doing its bit to save costs
People encouraged to have open and honest conversation about deathÂ
This week marks Dying Matters Week
Bus fares rise for the first time since 2013
Timetable changes come into force today
Stabilisation work underway after recent Laxey landslide
But the cause of the landslide appears to be unknown
