Public Health Isle of Man has launched a survey about people's attitudes towards drugs on the Island.
The online questionnaire focuses on medicinal cannabis and its illicit counterpart, and the results will be used to inform the Island's drugs policy.
The organisation says all responses are anonymous and a report into its findings will be published later this year.
You have until Wednesday, March 18 to take part - you can do so here.
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