Suspended MHK John Houghton says he may be forced to get help off-Island in order to “clear his name”.
The Douglas North politician was cast out of Tynwald in May after failing to follow orders and apologise after a committee found his conduct had fallen below the required standard.
The report, which was passed by the court, claimed he was a liar and bully – Mr Houghton says his first step is taking his case to the Lieutenant Governor:
He’s called for a fresh investigation to be compiled by someone who is independent and has branded the report a “fabricated document”:
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