Horse owners are being asked for their views on the recent equine flu outbreak in the UK.
The government says no cases have been reported on the Isle of Man but it wants views from the equestrian community on the issue and current important restrictions.
Officials say it's so the right decisions can be made going forward on how best to manage the situation.
The questionnaire is available on the government website and must be completed by 9am on Thursday, June 6.
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