Environment Minister Geoffrey Boot says the government's constantly updating its building regulations to make sure the construction industry upholds high standards.
In the House of Keys this week, he was asked about the regulations by North Douglas MHK David Ashford.
He wanted to know what plans the Department of Environment, food and Agriculture has for reviewing the system.
Mr Boot said as existing buildings age, it's vital to make sure they meet standards for things like energy efficiency:
Government cybersecurity centre warning of bank scam
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Nearly £265k paid to install broadband cables
The Department for Enterprise paid Manx Telecom almost £265,000 to install underground fibre cables last year.
Tynwald to hear report on possible tourist tax
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From Pisa to Peel: cyclist plans 1,250 mile charity ride
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The Furys are back on Netflix this weekend
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Key road closed again this weekend
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Two ferries cancelled today, and more disrupted on Sunday
Two ferries have been cancelled by bad weather today, with more disrupted on Sunday.
Two Sunday ferry sailings cancelled and two more at risk
With widespread disruption to ferry services on Saturday, two more sailings on Sunday could now be under threat.
