New laws to ban the sale of nicotine pouches for under 18s will go back before the House of Keys in a special sitting this week.
The Nicotine Products Bill has successfully passed through the Legislative Council, and members will now consider the amendments made by MLCs.
Aiming to close a loophole allowing the products to be sold to minors, the Bill is being moved by Cabinet Office Minister David Ashford.
The House of Keys will sit from 2.30pm on Tuesday, July 14 in Legislative Buildings in Douglas.
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