A Tynwald committee which is reviewing the controversial Sefton bailout deal will begin looking at evidence this week.
The Economic Policy Review Committee is reviewing government's decision to
give financial support to the struggling Sefton Group.
It was a decision that sparked reaction from members of the public and
local businesses around the Island who were unhappy with the £1.3 million cash
injection and £3.2 million land deal.
On
Friday the chairman of the group Sir Miles Walker, and chief
executive Brett Martin, will be giving their evidence in the Legislative Council
Chamber.
Chairman of the committee Leonard Singer told us how the process will
work:
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