Regulations designed to protect children from being exploited in films are now placing a burden on community groups.
So says North Douglas MHK David Ashford, who'll raise the subject in the House of Keys this morning.
During questions, he'll ask Education Minister Graham Cregeen to make a statement about the government rules, which date back to 2004.
Mr Ashford says a number of groups, including town bands, are being caught in the net:
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Gelato business is ready for summer!
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Baroness Mone 'too late' for Covid inquiry special status
Manx resident Baroness Mone has been told she can't have access to documents and evidence in the UK's Covid-19 Inquiry.
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How many part-time government jobs have been advertised in the last three months?
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Moving swimming lessons to NSC saves £4,685
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Questions over 20 limits raised in Tynwald next week
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