Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall says he doesn't know when five-year old laws governing landlords will come into force.
In Tynwald this week he faced questions from Gary Clueit MLC about when the Landlord Registration Act 2021 would come in to regulate private landlords.
Mr Crookall said his department was discussing the law with the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture.
But he added he couldn't say when it would become law:
Digital flag network to be tested around TT course
If you get red-flagged on the TT course tomorrow, don't worry - it's just a test.
Isle of Pride event cancelled after commissioners request date change
Organisers of a Pride event in Onchan say they were forced to cancel this year's event because of a late change of heart by commissioners over dates.
Police ask 'How Will Your TT End? You Choose...'
Police have launched a new TT 2026 road safety campaign urging riders to make responsible choices on the Island’s roads.
Santon club begins work on landmark SuperEnduro track
An Island bike club will build the Island's first-ever SuperEnduro training track after a grant from the Manx Lottery Trust.
School steps planned to stop muddy bank scrambles
The Department of Education, Sport and Culture says it wants to install a flight of steps at a school to stop youngsters slipping on a steep bank.
Garff by-election tomorrow
Residents in Lonan will be going to the polls tomorrow.
Donation appeal as horse charity saddled with £10,000 bill
An Island charity is appealing for urgent donations as it faces a £10,000 bill.
Firefighters issue TT wildfire warning as hot, dry weather approaches
The Island's Fire & Rescue Service has issued a wildfire warning for the TT period with warm, dry weather expected.
