The Island's legal profession does a good job of regulating itself, according to the Isle of Man Law Society.
Yesterday, three members of the society's council gave evidence to a Tynwald standing committee about the way advocates are regulated.
Vicky Unsworth, Kathryn Clough, and Peter Clucas told the hearing they weren't aware of any cases where the society had failed to protect the public.
And they said the system of self-regulation within the industry worked well on the Island.
Decision next week on plans for temporary hospital buildings
Plans to set up mobile buildings for a renal unit at Ramsey Cottage Hospital will be decided next week.
EPA benefits service goes digital
You can now apply for Employed Person's Allowance online.
Andrew Harris to stand in Glenfaba and Peel
A candidate has come forward to stand in Glenfaba and Peel in this year's general election.
Minister insists primary schools have enough devices
Education Minister Daphne Caine says all primary schools have enough iPads and laptops to teach youngsters.
Hotel demolition was allowed without permission over danger
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture says it allowed the Castletown Golf Links Hotel to be demolished without planning permission because the building was dangerous.
Cruise ship to make final visit today
A cruise ship with around 500 passengers and crew is making her third and final visit of the year to the Island today.
1,268 competitors to tackle Parish Walk this year
A total of 1,268 people are set to take part in this weekend's Parish Walk.
Beach stage needs busking talent!
Could you keep beachgoers in the west of the Island entertained?
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