Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall says it's not true there's too little rubbish to operate the Island's incinerator.
He faced a question for written answer from Arbory, Castletown and Malew MHK Jason Moorhouse about the Braddan energy-from-waste plant.
Mr Moorhouse wanted to know how many days it had been unable to operate because there wasn't enough rubbish, as well as what happens if it has to be restarted.
Mr Crookall said in the last 12 months the plant hadn't run out of waste to burn.
Tynwald set for air and sea link debate
Tynwald members look set to debate the Island's transport links next month.
Man bailed over cocaine allegation
A Pulrose man has appeared in court charged with possessing cocaine.
Why is school meals review months overdue, asks MHK
A Douglas MHK wants to know when the government will publish its review of school meals.
Theatre wants pews with booze
A Douglas theatre is asking for your views as it considers letting patrons drink in their seats.
Gas company gets new group head
The Isle of Man has a new head of its largest gas company.
New board formed for hospitality industry
Food and drink venues on the Island will now be represented by a new government body.
16 per cent rise in Island sex assaults
Police saw a 16 percent rise in sexual assault this year.
Classic cars hold TT course parade this weekend
A huge classic car event will mean a number of road closures on Sunday.
