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:
Company wants your views on Island travel links
What do you think of the Island's travel links?
Are you ready for emergencies?
The government's holding a drop-in session to help people prep for emergencies.
Taxpayers' Alliance company dissolved
A company behind a local political campaign group has been dissolved.
MHK queries Peel Promenade closure
An MHK wants to find out what can be done to reduce the disruption caused by road works on Peel Promenade.
Chamber of Commerce offers budget breakfast with minister
The Isle of Man Chamber of commerce is to host a breakfast event with the Treasury Minister to discuss this year's budget.
Bill reminder for manx.net email changeover
Manx Utilities is reminding people to update their email addresses as the free manx.net service comes to an end.
Dangerous trees question tabled by MHK
How many roadside trees has the Department of Infrastructure identified as being dangerous?
Council sees drop in rates arrears
The amount owed in rates by residents of the capital has fallen.
