The review into the Island's criminal legal aid system has been extended.
It was revealed in a statement by Treasury Minister, Alf Cannan, in Tynwald earlier this week that the evaluation will now also include civil legal aid as part of its remit.
Mr Cannan went on to say no decisions on legal aid provision have yet been made.
He added he expects a public consultation on the matter to start in Spring.
Education review praises schools but identifies four areas for improvement
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Infrastructure Minister says major roadworks are coordinated
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New Manx law protects vulnerable thresher sharks
The government's granted new legal protections for thresher sharks.
Time Out Noodle Bar coming to Peel
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Government could cash in £852.6m assets within 10 days
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Rapists's appeal against sentence thrown out
A rapist who was jailed for more than 18 years after subjecting his girlfriend to an hours-long ordeal of sexual violence has had an appeal against his sentence thrown out.
Last chance to become next TT's charity partner
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No gas price hike after regulator review
The Island's regulator says there'll be no gas price rises until at least the end of the year after a review.
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