The Department of Home Affairs wants your views on the proposed changes to the Proceeds of Crime Bills.
The law, which fights financial crime, has not been significantly updated since 2008 and doesn't include new technology like crypto-assets.
Justice and Home Affairs Minister Jane Poole-Wilson says the updates will allow the Island to combat financial crime.
You can complete the survey here.
No need to dart-around, The Isle of Man International Darts Festival is coming
Calling all dart enthusiasts!
More than half of the people who took a driving test failed
The Infrastructure Minister says more than half of the people who took a driving test in the last 18 months failed it.
Minimum Wage will increase to £12.25 from April
The Island's Minimum Wage will increase from April 1 following Tynwald approval last month.
The DESC warn that social media comments can cause serious distress to staff and students
The Government is urging the public to raise concerns to them and not on social media, after online comments have caused significant distress.
Chief Minister doesn't know how much consultations cost the government
The Chief Minister says he doesn't know how much consultations cost the government.
Part of Coast Road closed today
Part of the Coast Road will be closed today as work is completed.
Island's first Costcutter to open in new housing development
A new convenience store is set to open in Ballasalla.
Assisted Dying Bill sent back to Legislative Council
The Assisted Dying Bill will go back to Legislative Council for further discussion, after MHKs rejected changes.
