Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood says reports about the Island's undersea oil and gas resources can't be published without permission from consultants.
In the House of Keys this week, Douglas Central MHK Chris Thomas asked whether the DOI would publish documents about hydrocarbon resources.
In response, Dr Haywood said a number of reports from contractors had looked at technical aspects of drilling.
But she explained they couldn't be unilaterally published by her department:
Another cruise ship visit today
The Island's capital is getting a visit from a cruise ship today.
Airport passenger figures on the rise
The number of people using the airport is almost two percent higher so far this year than in 2025, according to new statistics.
Wildfire risk still extreme despite rainfall, warn firefighters
The Fire and Rescue Service is warning the wildfire risk remains extreme, despite recent rainfall and a slight drop in temperatures.
Further closures for filming of TT movie today
There'll be more TT course road closures today for filming of the upcoming Isle of Man movie.
Last day of the Royal Show
It's the second and final day of the Royal Manx Agricultural Show.
Did you see crash in Sulby?
Police are appealing for information after a crash in the north of the Island last month.
TT film needs extras this weekend
There's a call for more extras to be in the new TT movie.
MV Arrow to spend five days in dry dock
The Steam Packet Company says the MV Arrow will follow the Manxman into dry dock for repairs.
