Some argue it is being rushed through
The Gas Regulation (Amendment) Bill 2023, which government describes as 'short and focused', has been brought to the House of Keys this morning.
It comes after numerous reports of disconnections in recent weeks.
The gas provider has labelled the move 'unnecessary', 'anti-competitive' and 'disappointing' and says the government has failed to collaborate to find an agreeable solution.
But mover of the bill, Minister for the Cabinet Office Kate Lord-Brennan, says the legislation has two main intents:
Douglas Central MHK Chris Thomas and Rushen MHK Michelle Haywood have already risen to voice their concerns:
You can listen live to today's proceedings over on Manx Radio AM1368, online and on smartphone apps.
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