Committee to hear from land registrar

Thursday, 19 March 2020 06:02

By Rob Pritchard @rpritchard9

A standing committee of Tynwald will be gathering more evidence next week.

The Constitutional and Legal Affairs and Justice Committee will carry out its latest public sitting next Monday (March 23).

The panel - chaired by MLC Jane Poole-Wilson and also made up of MHK's Lawrie Hooper and Chris Robertshaw - will be gathering evidence from land registrar, Nicholas Arcunus.

The session will take place at Legislative Buildings in Douglas on the day from 2.30pm with members of the public welcome to attend.

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