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:
Plans for new northern gym
There are plans to turn an old restaurant in the North into a gym.
Senior police to give evidence to Tynwald committee today
Two senior police officers will give evidence to a Tynwald committee today.
How many complaints has health watchdog handled?
An MHK wants to find out how many complaints a healthcare watchdog's dealt with since it was brought in.
Three sailings at risk because of weather
Three upcoming sailings are at risk because of bad weather today, with forecasters predicting choppy seas.
Yellow weather warning today
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for coastal overtopping this morning.
Town centre scheme rejections under the spotlight
An MHK wants to find out how many town centre businesses have been rejected from getting help from a government scheme.
MHK questions cost of personal tax rises
An MHK wants to know how much it would cost the government to raise the personal tax allowance.
WWII site could become new home
A World War 2 radio site in the south of the Island could become a unique home under new plans.
