A Rushen MHK has slammed the proposed new political boundary changes, labeling them as 'crackers'.
Juan Watterson admits that changes have to made but says the Boundary Review Committee has got it seriously wrong.
Plans were revealed last week to create 12 constituencies with two seats in each.
Despite warnings from the committee that Tynwald had little option but to accept the changes, Mr Watterson remains strictly opposed:
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