The Department of Health and Social Care says it won't reveal any plans to cut back on the Island's emergency doctor service.
A Freedom of Information request asked for emails, letters, and WhatsApp messages between Health Minister Lawrie Hooper, Chief Minister Alf Cannan and civil servants about a planned reduction to the Manx Emergency Doctor Service.
MEDS provides an emergency service out-of-hours for issues that can't wait until the next day.
The DHSC refused to provide the documents, saying revealing them would prejudice the effective conduct of public business.
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