No Tynwald member has been punished for failing to declare interests in more than 20 years, it's been revealed.
A Freedom of Information request to the Office of the Clerk of Tynwald asked about the register of member's interests, set up in 2003.
MHKs and MLCs can be suspended if they're found to have breached the rules - and election law says MHKs could face being recalled.
In its response, the Office said no member had faced sanctions since the register was founded.
Shoplifting dropped slightly last year, figures show
Shoplifting on the Island rose sharply after lockdown, but dropped last year, according to figures from the police.
Why are hospitality jobs being lost?
Why has unemployment risen in two sectors of the economy over the past few years, and what's the government doing about it?
Proof of age to view porn online to be questioned in Tynwald
Will people on the Island have to prove they're 18 before they can watch online porn, under new laws from the UK?
Fire service frees Khazi captive
Firefighters had to be called out when someone got stuck in a public toilet at the weekend.
Take a stroll back through time with keeills tours
A series of walks to explore the Island's keeills is taking place this week.
Traffic restrictions around S100 course
Parts of the Southern 100 course have traffic restrictions today.
Do Peel commissioners want housing or not?
Are Peel commissioners objecting to housing plans they asked for?
Manx phone markets comparison being reviewed
The Island's telecoms regulator says it's looking into how much competition there is in the Manx mobile phone market.
