Open activities
Health and safety legislation activities
Control of Vibration at Work Regulations 2025 - Health and Safety Legislation Consultations
Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2025 - Health and Safety Legislation Consultations
Closed activities
Health and Safety at Work Orders - Health and Safety Legislation Consultations
The Isle of Man (IOM) holds jurisdiction over its territorial waters but currently lacks a comprehensive offshore health, safety, and environmental framework. To address this, the Department of...
Rating and Valuation (Amendment) Bill: Proposed amendments to the Rating and Valuation Act 1953
Consultation update Please note there were changes made within Appendix A (available on page 5 - Proposal 1: Removal of rates exemptions for dangerous or ruinous buildings) and Appendix B...
Strategic Plan Preliminary Publicity 2025
Cabinet Office gives notice that it is re-issuing the Strategic Plan review Preliminary Publicity. Preliminary Publicity is the first formal step in the preparation of a development plan and sets out...
Justice Reform (Amendment) Bill 2025 and Contempt of Court Bill 2025
The Department of Home Affairs is seeking views on two proposed Bills, the draft Justice Reform (Amendment) Bill 2025 and the draft Contempt of Court Bill 2025. The two draft Bills are offered...
Regulation of Health and Social Care (ROHSC) Bill Public Consultation
Regulating Health and Social Care Activities Legislation, or laws, set out the fundamental rules and guidelines for how our health and social care system operates. Health and Social...
Financial Services (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill
The Isle of Man Financial Services Authority is inviting feedback on proposals aimed at enhancing the Island's regulatory framework. The intention is to update existing legislation to ensure the...
We asked, You said, We did
Here are some of the issues we have consulted on and their outcomes. See all outcomes
We asked
The purpose of the consultation was to obtain views in relation to the proposed reforms across the 'Gambling Acts', namely the:
- Gambling (Anti-Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism) Act 2018
- Gambling Supervision Act 2010
- Gambling (Amendment) Act 2006
- Online Gambling Regulation Act 2001
- Casino Act 1986
- Gaming, Betting and Lotteries Act 1988
- The Gaming (Amendment) Act 1984
You said
There were 15 responses received during the consultation period.
We did
The Gambling Supervision Commission is very grateful to all those who contributed to this consultation. The feedback received has been carefully considered in the preparation of this response document. It provides a summary of the views expressed on each topic, along with the Commission’s position and intended actions in response to the points raised.
We asked
The purpose of the consultation by the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture was to seek stakeholder and public views on new environmental protection principles for the island, including those for offshore developments and the vires intended to be included in the Environmental Protection Bill.
The consultation ran from 12/06/2025 to 07/08/2025.
You said
There were 136 responses via the consultation Hub. In addition, there were two further responses from the Department of Public Health and Manx National Farmers Union. These responses have been collated into a single consultation response document, available on the Consultation Hub webpage.
We did
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture are grateful to all those who took the time to share their views. Your input has been used to improve the legislative bill and will play a key role in shaping the next steps.
We asked
The purpose of the consultation was to obtain views in relation to the introduction of a health levy.
You said
There were 3809 responses to the consultation. The results are attached below, as a Consultation Response document.
We did
The Treasury would like to thank all those who contributed to this important consultation. There were various suggestions made by respondents, many of which referenced the reform of the size and operation of the Government including Manx Care. As noted in the Response Document there are various Government Efficiency Programmes currently in flight with the aim of delivering greater cost efficiency and improved service delivery. In light of the Efficiency Programmes, having considered the responses and listened to the concerns raised, the Treasury will not be proceeding with the NHS Levy under this Council of Ministers.