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Review of Access to Legal Advice and Representation The Committee carried out consultation on the future of the Legal Aid service in 2016. We published the 'Review of Developments in Legal Aid

Business and Industries > Agriculture > Industry Meetings

Minister Boot launched a consultation on a new Agricultural Strategy

News > 2018 > May > 25

consultation in July 2013 whenit was concluded that the Island’s competition legislation needs to be brought in line with modern international standards - most notably, Articles 101 and 102

News > 2018 > Sep > 06

The consultation to adjust the boundaries between the parish of Rushen and the village of Port Erin has been extended by two weeks. The deadline for submissions is now 5pm on Friday 28 September

News > 2017 > Jul > 18

The Treasury has today launched a consultation proposing the introduction of a new pension scheme that would provide its members with greater pension freedoms. In July 2015 Tynwald approved a motion

News > 2016 > Feb > 16

Treasury has today issued response documents to the following consultations: Proposed changes to Individual Taxation (consultation period 14 August – 9 October 2015) Proposed changes to National

News > 2017 > Jul > 18

The Department of Economic Development has issued a consultation on proposed work permit reform for the Isle of Man. The ‘Proposals for New Secondary Legislation’ consultation lists seven proposals

News > 2016 > Aug > 08

The Department of Economic Development has issued a consultation paper on a range of proposals to grow the Island's workforce. The 'Proposals to Accelerate Economic Growth' consultation is open

News > 2014 > Aug > 11

Public consultation on comprehensive equality legislation for the Isle of Man will start on Monday 11 August 11, Chief Minister Allan Bell MHK announced today (Friday 8 August). The Equality Bill

News > 2015 > Mar > 16

Treasury has today launched a public consultation on reforming the rating system.  Currently, the ‘rateable value’ of a domestic property is calculated by estimating the rental income it would have