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MEA committee resumes its work

by isleofman.com 16th July 2007
Chief Minister Tony Brown says the Select Committee of Tynwald investigating the Manx Electricity Authority loans saga will leave no stone unturned .

Earlier this month the MEA admitted the ?120 million loans the former board took out were unlawful, and decided not to defend a High Court petition by auditors KPMG.

That decision means the committee can resume hearing evidence and Mr Brown (pictured) says it will do its job efficiently:
Posted by isleofman.com
Monday 16th, July 2007 06:57pm.

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