A scheme which provides compensation to victims of violent crimes on the Island paid out £244,000 last year.
The Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme makes awards to people who’ve been hurt during a violent incident.
A panel which considers awards met 11 times last year and heard 66 applications – approving 24, rejecting nine and having 43 outstanding at the end of the year.
The full report on the scheme’s work over the last twelve months was laid before Tynwald this week.
Isle of Man faces renewed scrutiny ahead of Moneyval inspection
Concerns raised over anti-money laundering effectiveness as international assessment approaches
Mobile classroom proposed for UCM horticulture compound
Application aims to reduce disruption and improve access for practical lessons
Chance to learn more about career opportunities on Island
Registration open for young adult and graduate fair
Report highlights risks of environmental crime entering financial system
Financial Intelligence Unit urges greater awareness after survey finds low preparedness across regulated sector
Peel secondary school to carry out lockdown drill next week
QEII High School says exercise is part of routine emergency planning and reassures parents no threat is anticipated