Motiv8 reacts to some of the measures being considered by government
It will be 'difficult' to stop drugs coming to the Island completely, according to a charity that supports people in recovery from addiction and dependency.
Last year, government launched its 'Securing Our Island' strategy in the hopes of increasing the security at the Island's ports.
It includes the introduction of Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR), as well as the possibility of passenger verification at the ports and transferring policing responsibility from the Department of Infrastructure to the Isle of Man Constabulary.
But Jason McKee and Thea Ozenturk from Motiv8 argue nothing will be able to stop them finding a way here.
They've been telling Amy Griffiths more about the current situation:
The Department of Home Affairs says it's looking at ways it can introduce deterrents to stop criminal items being brought to the Island.
Jane Poole-Wilson MHK is the minister:
MU receives 26 complaints of odour in Peel since 2010
Police appeal for witnesses after Harris Promenade road traffic collision
Facial recognition plans revealed for Isle of Man sea travel
Cummal Mooar 'a clear priority' but no fixed date for motion
A second yellow weather warning in place on the Island