How can an English barrister exercise the Attorney General's statutory powers on the Isle of Man?
That's Douglas South MHK Kate Beecroft - who believes a summary court judgement in a case against a resident suspected of money laundering, and offences against public justice, suggests they can.
She wants to know which circumstances warrant the move - Acting Attorney General John Quinn is set to answer the question in Tynwald this week.
Mrs Beecroft says there's no reason why it can't be answered:
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