The Chief Minister says he isn't against the Isle of Man allowing cannabis to be used medicinally.
However Howard Quayle says the Island cannot take a "willy-nilly" approach to the legalisation of drugs.
His comments come after a call from UK group TRANSFORM, and a father whose two sons died from drugs, to legalise and regulate drugs.
Work to review the Drug and Alcohol Strategy is continuing - Mr Quayle says there isn't an easy solution:
Group to hold weekly vigils over Gaza genocide
Amnesty International's Isle of Man group says it'll hold a vigil for the Palestinian people in Douglas this week.
Castletown hit by more vandalism
Vandals have struck again in Castletown.
Mountain Road closes for TT work
A section of the Mountain Road closes later today for a week as work gets underway to make sure it's ready for TT.
£1.4 million of new buses expected this year
The Isle of Man will be getting £1.4 million worth of new buses later this year.
Dog fouling reported to police, say commissioners
A village in the south of the Island is warning pet owners to make sure they clean up after their dogs.
Windfarm firm to sponsor Bushy's TT Village
A windfarm company planning to build turbines off the Island's east coast is sponsoring this year's Bushy's TT village.
No special 20mph enforcement by police, says minister
The Island's Justice Minister says there'll be no special enforcement of proposed 20mph zones around the Island.
0.3% of Douglas buildings ruinous or dilapidated, says report
Douglas council says the capital has 49 dilapidated or ruinous buildings.
