The controversial act is said to be driving increased numbers of landlords from the rental market
The Chair of the Housing and Communities Board says the Landlord Registration Act won't come into force this year.
The controversial act, which was said to be driving more and more landlords on the Isle of Man out of the rental market, passed through Tynwald last summer and looks to set out certain property standards.
MHK Chris Thomas is the chair:
Tour guides ask for tram reinstatement
A case for reinstating the tramway to the Sea Terminal is set to be brought to Tynwald in May
Boss of DESC urges staff to “speak up” during Tynwald whistleblowing hearing
Graham Kinrade tells committee culture change takes time but says raising concerns is welcomed across government
Manxman's arrival into Douglas delayed due to weather
The vessel left Heysham at 1.40am but isn't expected to arrive in the capital until 8am
"We are not going to discuss terms and conditions in a pay negotiation."
Unite members have entered a third round of strike action against bus vannin
Government in talks with Northern Ireland over fishing concerns
'Operational challenges' acknowledged but visa and immigration requirements remain unchanged, says gov't