There's been a mixed reaction from the public to new plans to introduce border identity checks for sea travellers.
Last year the Island's Chief Constable claimed our borders are the biggest threat to national security.
New proposals - currently subject to public consultation - recommend that passengers show one of 14 forms of identification before travelling.
We spoke to a number of passengers at the Sea Terminal:
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Updated rules for special constables due before Tynwald
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Pre-election meeting in Marown next month
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Microwave food leads to early hours callout for firefighters
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Vigil to mark three years of war in Gaza
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Your chance to vote for Island in travel awards
You're being urged to help the Island take home a prestigious travel award.
MHKs to elect speaker and deputy this week
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FOI answer 'could undermine prison security'
The Department of Home Affairs says giving out information about prison staffing and procedures would undermine security at the Jurby facility.
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