DEFA Minister says public feedback will be taken into consideration
Planning policy will continue to be reviewed in response to feedback from the public.
That's according to Environment, Food and Agriculture Minister Geoffrey Boot ahead of a series of changes coming into force on 1 January.
Flood risk assessments, inquiry fees and the trial of electronic submissions will all be introduced from the start of 2020.
Mr Boot hasn't ruled out further alterations in the future:
Tynwald approves changes to sitting schedule, including half-term breaks and revised start dates
Measures to avoid school break sittings backed, with earlier October and January starts agreed
Plea to Manx parents to check meningitis vaccination status
It follows the death of two young people in the UK
Bus dispute ‘a considerable way apart’ as talks continue, says infrastructure minister
Tim Crookall optimistic progress is possible despite ongoing strike action and disagreements over contracts and pay structure
Noble's bed capacity exceeding industry-recognised 'safe levels'
The health minister's been responding to an urgent Tynwald question
Island sheep shearer claims fourth at World Championships
Manx contingent returns from New Zealand