The Chief Minister says he's annoyed by bully-boy tactics from some UK politicians, who tried to impose new laws on the Isle of Man last week.
MPs voted to reject an amendment to criminal finance legislation which would have forced the Isle of Man and other Crown Dependencies to introduce a public register of company ownership.
Mr Quayle says the move was wrong constitutionally - because the Island sets its own laws.
And he says the Manx government considered setting up a register but decided against it:
Evening closures planned for Richmond Hill work
Island falls from third to tenth in traveller-voted awards
Lifeboat station saddened as vessel prepares to leave
Appeal after M&S car park hit and run
Emergency road closure in Tromode tonight
Hair salon pays tribute to beloved feline visitor
Three TT tenders for Union Mills hall
GSC working to take fake gambling sites down
Comments
Add a comment