There's no limit to how many local authorities you can stand for election in, according to Cabinet Office Minister David Ashford.
He faced a question for written reply from Douglas Central MHK Chris Thomas about candidates who stand in more than one place.
Mr Ashford said you can't stand in more than one ward of the same local authority - but the law doesn't prevent you standing for different boards of commissioners.
He says he'll consider changing the rules when they're next reviewed.
Are Mountain Road closures harming Ramsey?
A business in Ramsey is calling for ideas, saying a rising number of Mountain Road closures is hurting the town.
No whey! Creamery says goodbye to much-loved butter
The Isle of Man Creamery says they're discontinuing its 250g block of whey butter.
Roofing Outlaw plans Isle of Man franchise
A self-style outlaw roofer from the UK says he's hoping to open a branch of his business on the Isle of Man.
Can you help find fly-tippers?
A local authority in the west of the Island is appealing for information after a fly-tipping incident at a local beauty spot.
Aldi and Lidl on Summerland site?
A former Douglas councillor has used AI to imagine what the Summerland site would look like with supermarkets built on it.
Corrin leaps to silver and breaks national record at British Indoor Championships
Regan Corrin has set a new Isle of Man high jump record, winning silver at the British Indoor Championships.
Gambling Supervision to look at renewing betting office licenses
The Gambling Supervision commission says it'll meet later this year to consider renewing betting shop licences.
From Pufferfish to panellist, Sam Barks shines on The Masked Singer final
The Isle of Man's Samantha Barks joined The Masked Singer panel on Saturday night.
