Agents who are carrying out TV Licensing checks on the Isle of Man should have their conduct investigated.
That's the view of North Douglas MHK David Ashford who says he believes government needs to step in:
Concerns were highlighted in Tynwald yesterday that enforcement agents aren't being given appropriate training before being allowed to go round the Island.
The BBC and their agents don't have any power to enter people's premises unless they have the agreement of the occupier or a warrant from a Justice of the Peace.
Policy and Reform Minister Chris Thomas said the rules are clear:
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