A select committee looking into giving pensioners free travel on trams and trains has postponed its evidence session.
This afternoon, it was due to hear from petitioner Carol Quine, but it says it's had to put back the hearing because of unforeseen circumstances.
Miss Quine, with Lynn Sirdefield and Richard Halsall, presented a petition for redress of grievance to Tynwald in July.
Her evidence will now be heard in public in Legislative Buildings in Douglas at 2.30pm on Thursday, December 1.
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