Plans to overhaul the "toilet tax" have been welcomed by the public.
If Tynwald grants approval the flat fee charge of £100 would be scrapped and people would be charged depending on the rateable value of their property.
We hit the streets to ask whether or not it makes a difference to the 70 per cent of people who might pay less under new proposals.
Properties with a higher rate value would pay more - locals say this is a good idea, but they still don't approve of the charge in principle:
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T Rex-cellent to each other (and party on) from Monday!
