Consideration is being given to increasing the amount of information published on how much civil servants get paid.
That's according to the Policy and Reform Minister who says it's becoming increasingly common in the UK for authorities to publish the salary information for officials working in the public sector.
John Shimmin told Members at the last Tynwald sitting of the current government administration that it's being looked at but 'checks and balances' would be needed to protect individuals:
Outgoing Onchan MHK Peter Karran welcomed the news but said the move wasn't 'revolutionary' and transparency should also be extended to people who are contracted to work for government:
Middle keeps one MHK, gets one new representative
Chris Thomas keeps Douglas Central seat, but Ann Corlett voted out
Haywood loses re-election bid in Rushen
Ashford and Ciappelli victorious in Douglas North
Hooper loses seat in Ramsey
No change in Douglas South
Callister retains Onchan seat
Polling stations closed - now the count begins
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