A government committee is seeking public views on youth justice on the Island.
They're interested in what people think about the structure and effectiveness of the youth justice system, the extent of youth crime on the Island and the quality of services.
Views are also sought on the principles of youth justice including the age of criminal responsibility.
Those who wish to have their say can email committees@tynwald.org.im by September 14.
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Part of TT course to close for this afternoon
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Road in Union Mills closed this morning
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