MHKs are expected to probe the Chair of the PSC about the non-compliance
The Public Services Commission will face scrutiny today (5 November) for a potential breach of the law.
The PSC is legally required to submit an annual report after each financial year and lay it before Tynwald; however, it has not done so since 2021.
Chair Kate Lord-Brennan is expected to make a statement explaining the reasons for this non-compliance.
Ramsey MHK Lawrie Hooper insists there should be "no ifs or buts":
Not guilty verdict in death by dangerous driving case
37-year-old acquitted after trial
Inflation rate increases to 4.1%
Oils, petrol and tobacco among categories seeing big increases over the last 12 months
Families say they are worse off under changes
Petition says middle income families are being squeezedÂ
'Suicide awareness isn't just one day - it's everyday"
Island's collective effort to mark World Suicide Prevention Day