The policy and reform minister has been defending the format of the Big Debate.
Chris Robertshaw appeared live on Sunday opinion on Manx Radio today to discuss the initiative.
It's a series of public meetings which will take place from next month.
They will discuss three main topics; how to make government smaller and smarter, how it can respond better to the community's needs and what's described as the modernisation of the welfare state.
The guests will be picked at random from the electoral roll, which has caused concern among the public and politicians, to the point where an alternative forum, Isle of Man 2020, has been set up.
Mr Robertshaw says this is just the start for the Big Debate, though:
Clip 1
Former DOI minister expecting new CRHS to be 'over the £70 million mark'
"Rapid review" into bed capacity at Noble's Hospital
Still 'very low risk' of meningitis outbreak on Island
MHK 'disappointed but not surprised' over secondary school delay