Proper investigations and a full inquiry into what led a government minister to "fall on his sword".
That's what South Douglas MHK Kate Beecroft is calling for following last week's revelations that cash loans made to the Sefton Group were unlawful.
It led to head of Economic Development John Shimmin resigning.
She says clarity is needed on who was actually at fault:
Despite the Chief Minister's pledge that this will not mean a change in commitment to economic development the Liberal Vannin leader says questions still need answering:
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