Graham Cregeen insists he'll pay
An MHK has hit out at plans to make Tynwald members pay for parking spaces - saying a primary school pupil could have written a better policy.
Malew and Santon member Graham Cregeen was one of six MHKs to vote against the proposals.
Mr Cregeen insists he's not against paying for his parking, but says more thought needs to go into the policy.
He's accused Infrastructure Minister Phil Gawne of electioneering:
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