Infrastructure Minister Ray Harmer says the government's working on a new policy to means-test those in public housing.
In the House of Keys this week he was asked about the issue by North Douglas MHK David Ashford.
Mr Harmer said the last government never finished its work on plans to means-test those in council or commissioners homes.
And he said the Cabinet Office was now working on a policy which would eventually be implemented:
DoI says it doesn't have info about requests to revoke tickets
The Department of Infrastructure says it doesn't have any information about local authorities asking for fixed penalty notices revoked for members.
Hundreds of elective surgeries cancelled due to TT
A total of 551 elective surgeries were missed because of the TT and Manx Grand Prix in the past four years.
No concrete plans to change income tax thresholds
No promises are being made by the Treasury when it comes to changes to income tax thresholds.
Fire service's advice for how to keep safe on Bonfire Night
The Island's Fire and Rescue service is giving advice on how to stay safe with fireworks on Bonfire night.
Public urged to be on lookout for Asian hornets
Have you seen any Asian hornets buzzing around the Island?
Path in popular glen closed this week
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture's closed a path in a popular glen in the north of the Island this week.
Last-minute change to Peel fireworks this evening
There’s been a last-minute change to the location of Peel’s fireworks display this evening, Wednesday November 5.
Parking permit review 'on the way' - but not yet
The Island's parking permit system will be reviewed - but Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood says she doesn't know when.
