The government says it would have to look carefully at international conventions before considering decriminalising drugs.
A Department of Home Affairs report to the Council of Minsters about drugs policy says there's evidence regulating drugs could reduce the harm they cause.
But it says the government would have to look at how drugs could be regulated and hold detailed public consultation before making any changes.
Tynwald will consider the report at its sitting later this month.
All aboard for this Christmas treat!
You and your kids could ride into the Christmas season in style this year.
Man nabs hundreds of pounds worth of stolen goods
A man who went on a shoplifting spree which netted him hundreds of pounds worth of goods has appeared in court.
Wildlife charity running gardening events
Do you want to put your green thumb to good use?
Treasury Minister won't tell ferry company how to operate
The Island's Treasury Minister says it's not his place to tell the Steam Packet which ferries it should operate.
Bus drivers paid whopping sum in overtime
The Department of Infrastructure says it's paid almost £400,000 overtime to bus drivers this year.
Charity hopes to Laxey attraction a tourism boost
There's a chance to find out more about the future of tourism at the Laxey Wheel this week.
Teen involved in Peel stabbing has appeared in court
A teenager accused of stabbing a young woman in Peel has been remanded in custody.
£18 million to modernise Ben-my-Chree, says minister
Bringing the Ben my Chree up to the standard of a modern ferry would cost the government more than the vessel's end value, according to Treasury Minister Alex Allinson.
