MHKs and MLCs happy with current roles, says Quayle
The Chief Minister says he won't be moving Tynwald members to different departments.
Howard Quayle won't be making changes to the Council of Ministers, but revealed he has offered MHKs and MLCs a chance to move to take on new political responsibilities.
However, most are happy with their current positions:
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