Will there be a polling station on the Calf of Man to let wildlife wardens vote in this year's general election?
That's the subject of a Freedom of Information request, which asked for details about voting procedures.
In its response, the Cabinet Office says any residents on the Calf could travel and vote in Rushen.
And it adds any wardens who can't make the crossing on election day would also be able to apply for postal or proxy voting.
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