The government's unveiled changes to the way businesses report possible sanctions-busting on the Island.
Previously, firms with concerns had to report them to the Customs and Excise Division of Treasury.
However, as of this week, those who think they may be doing business with or holding accounts for those on sanctions lists have to tell the Financial Intelligence Unit instead.
You can find out more details on the government's website.
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