Why is the Island drug and alcohol service operated by a rolling tender process?
That's what Douglas North MHK David Ashford will ask Health and Social Care Minister Kate Beecroft in the House of Keys tomorrow.
Mr Ashford will ask her why the drug and alcohol advisory service contract is operated under a one year rolling contract.
The sitting will take place at 10am tomorrow.
Plans unveiled for Castletown restaurant's revamp
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Sam Barks to present radio show
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Hospital sees nearly 300,000 calls over past year
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Police tackle school parking offender on first day back
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Middle gets pre-election requisition meeting
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Anyone can make parking discs - but only the DOI's are legal
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Douglas hotel's football sign could be worth £15k
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Douglas church becomes House of Dog
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