The Island's bishop may have to pay income tax on expenses in future.
A wide-ranging consultation into payments in the public sector has been launched by the government, and runs until January 6.
The Lord Bishop is the only Tynwald member to receive a set payment in lieu of actual expenses incurred - the new law would continue that payment but be subject to income tax.
You can have you say via the government's online consultation hub.
Emergency services workshops for primary students
Primary school students from across the Island will take part in workshops with a number of emergency services next month.
Around 2,000 people on specialty waiting list
Around 2,000 people are currently on the waiting list for initial Ear, Nose and Throat outpatient appointments.
Spar loyalty scheme launched on Island today
A supermarket's loyalty scheme has launched on the Island.
Port under pressure because of lack of space
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British boxing legend to visit Island
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Assisted dying bill hurdle isn't constitutional issue, says Cannan
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Fire crews called out over smoking EV charger
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Minister lays out approach to frailty care
The health minister's published details on the Island's new approach to frailty care.
