Details were expected to be laid before Tynwald in April
A report on decisions made by government ministers has been delayed due to GDPR compliance.
Douglas North MHK David Ashford previously asked the Chief Minister and Health Minister to publish details of the ministerial decisions they've signed off in the last 12 months, and the associated costs of those decisions.
It had been expected that a report with these details would be laid before Tynwald in April, but the details are yet to be published.
A further question to the Chief Minister from Speaker of the House of Keys Juan Watterson has revealed it wasn't possible to complete the report in time for April's sitting in order to ensure GDPR compliance and Freedom of Information requirements.
The Chief Minister says data has been received from all departments, and work is now underway to complete the report with urgency.
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