Home Affairs Minister Bill Malarkey says he has no idea how many people have been stopped or fined for smoking in their cars with children inside.
In Tynwald this week, he was asked for the figures by Garff MHK Daphne Caine.
She wanted to know how many people had been stopped or cautioned by police since lighting up in vehicles containing children was outlawed last March.
Mr Malarkey said police don't record the figures - and nobody has yet been fined:
Maltby becomes first candidate in 2026 election
The opening salvo's been fired in the road to this year's general election.
Watch out for big load on the roads today
You might see an unusual load on the road between Douglas and Peel this morning.
LegCo moves ahead to formally making Douglas a city
Legislative Council members will discuss moves to officially make Douglas a legal city this week.
Chairman says Post Office moving to postal-only services
Post Office chairman Stu Peters says no contracts with sub-post offices have been renegotiated or ended in the last year.
Mountain Road re-opens
The Mountain Road has now re-opened.
Airport warning of flight disruption in today's winds
The airport is warning of possible flight disruption during today's gale force winds.
Questions about interpreters for those under police investigation
An MHK wants to know how many people under police investigation needed an interpreter last year.
Have there been risk assessments for prom crossings?
An MHK wants to know what risk assessments have been carried out on the courtesy crossings on the capital's promenade.
