The man tasked with reviewing Tynwald and recommending options on how to reform it says he wants the exercise to be as "open and accessible" as possible:
Lord Lisvane is entering the second week of hearing evidence as he examines the functions of the branches of the Island's parliamentary set-up.
This week he's due to hear from a number of MHKs and MLCs as well as the Clerk of Tynwald.
The President of Tynwald Clare Christian was the first person to be put under the spotlight - she was quizzed on whether MLCs should be elected by the public:
Lord Lisvane is due to hand over his report to government next month.
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