The Health Minister has responded to pleas for the Isle of Man to employ a disability equality act.
Howard Quayle says a bill to protect the Island's disabled will hopefully go out to public consultation this year, and has been on the cards for some time.
This comes after a local woman with a disability contacted the media to try and get the problem back on the agenda.
It's been 19-years since the UK implemented the Disability Discrimination Act 1995.
Mr Quayle says it's important the private sector apply the changes when they come:
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