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Sat, 14 May 2011
Douglas South Bill Malarkey MHK
A politician is continuing his campaign to see the Chief Minister directly elected by the public.
Douglas South MHK Bill Malarkey will bring a motion to this month's sitting of Tynwald asking that a referendum be held on whether the people should pick the Chief Minister.
Mr Malarkey also wants the referendum to cover the election of the Legislative Council.
He hopes such a vote could be held on September 29th, the same day the Island goes to the polls for the General Election.
Mr Malarkey has previously moved a private members bill aimed at letting the public chose the Chief Minister, however it failed to gain enough support.
