An MHK says he’s sceptical about proposals for means testing in relation to university fees.
Michael member Alf Cannan will raise the matter in the House of Keys tomorrow.
University fees have been in the spotlight recently as government plans to make students contribute more towards their education have met with opposition.
Mr Cannan says he will use the sitting to learn more about means testing from the Treasury Minister:
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