58 per cent of people who voiced their opinion on border controls say more should be done to protect the Isle of Man.
More than 1,000 people responded to a government consultation looking at whether the Island should introduce ID checks at ports.
Visitors don't have to produce any identification when arriving off the boat - however concerns have been raised that this needs to change to stop criminal and terrorist-related activity.
Home Affairs Minister Bill Malarkey says the consultation was sparked by people not feeling safe:
Castletown police station could be yours... for £250,000
Brewery advertising for operator for landmark Laxey pub
Hospice cafe reopens next week after refurb
Another one bites the gust - as Ramsey rocks cancelled
Mountain Road closed again after crash
Merchant Navy Day to be marked with memorial service
Fundraiser launched for injured MGP rider
Noel back in the saddle after handy pub pumping leaves him smiling
Comments
Add a comment