Residents thoughts are wanted on possible changes to laws around beneficial ownership on Island.
Government has launched a public consultation asking for views on the Beneficial Ownership (Amendment) Bill 2020, which is aiming to improve the accuracy of the database which records beneficial ownership on Island.
Beneficial ownership is defined as the natural person or people who ultimately own or control a company, limited partnership or foundation.
Officials say the database is only available to law enforcement and regulatory authorities, and this wouldn't change under the proposed new rules.
It's also expected a separate public consultation will take place next year to inform of the introduction of a public register of beneficial ownership.
Those wanting to take part can do so by visiting the online government consultation hub before the deadline on Wednesday, October 21.
**
Bulletin version:
Should dangerous drivers who kill face life in jail?
Police dealing with crash in Colby
Stop falsely accusing youngsters of vandalising skate park!
Plans to make northern school more accessible
Government fully committed to min wage rise
Airport director apologises for 'unusual circumstances' which returned flight
Garage staff get body cams to tackle abuse and theft
Manxman expected in Heysham around midday, says Steam Packet
