Other options need to be considered to help fund the legal aid system on the Isle of Man.
That's the view of a committee which is overviewing how people receive legal advice and guidance when they can't pay for it.
Chairman Andrew Swithinbank says it could be time for change:
Concerns have been raised about how much money government is spending on providing the service with the Treasury Minister saying it was 'writing blank cheques'.
Mr Swithinbank says there are different ways of providing the help:
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