Virtual session to be chaired by Clare Barber MHK
The infrastructure minister will face questions on the delayed Douglas Promenade scheme today (19 March).
Evidence will be taken by a Tynwald scrutiny committee, at a virtual session, chaired by Douglas East MHK Clare Barber.
Tim Baker, and his chief executive Nick Black, will also be quizzed about issues to do with road transport licensing and Bus Vannin.
The committee is set to begin at 10:30am.
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