The government is developing policy on the use of e-scooters, which are currently illegal on public roads and pavements.
The Department of Infrastructure undertook a public consultation, and is considering legislation for the regulated use of them.
It was recently announced privately owned e-scooters are set to become legal in the UK as part of a new Transport Bill.
Minister Tim Crookall said in Tynwald earlier this week he believes they're 'the way forward':
MHK wants to know about bail condition breaches
An MHK wants to know if records are kept on people who breach bail conditions.
1,500 A&E patients weren't registered with GP
Nearly 1,500 patients who weren't registered with a GP attended A&E over the past 12 months.
Will the Island's mad cow disease risk status improve?
An MHK wants to know what government's doing to get a better mad cow disease risk status for the Island.
Dental practice to temporarily move
A Ramsey dental practice will temporarily move home next week.
Yellow weather warning for weekend downpours
A yellow weather warning has been issued for the start of next week with heavy rain expected.
Gaiety announces special panto performance
The Gaiety Theatre says there'll be a special panto performance this year for those with disabilities or sensory sensitivities.
Covid jab injury report due next year, says minister
Health Minister Claire Christian says a report on Covid vaccine injuries will be published early next year.
Put spiritual protections before digital ID, says petition
An online petition is calling on Tynwald to respect spiritual protections from the Church of England by rejecting the UK's digital ID plans.
