And legislation for ANPR to go to Tynwald by end of 2024
Legislation to allow police to use automatic number plate recognition will go before Tynwald by the end of 2024.
The Department of Home Affairs says it will also bring a bill to the House of Keys by the end of January next year to enable police to use facial recognition software.
The measures have been outlined in the new Securing Our Island Strategy.
Jane Poole-Wilson is the Justice and Home Affairs Minister:
Chief minister proposes issuing new MiCards to those who can't open bank accounts
Chief minister puts forward amendment in Tynwald
Timeline for new CRHS 'a bit tight', says education minister
Hopes work could start by the end of 2026
More details about MiCard replacement could be revealed today
Chief minister asked for debate on the payment method to be adjourned overnight
New scheme hopes to help autistic adults on the IOM find their place in society
Neurotribe will provide opportunities to spend more time in the outdoors
Residents 'must make voices heard' on new Ramsey Harbour flood defence proposals
Commissioner Juan McGuinness says plans need to be in place to protect homes on the quay
