CM makes statement in the House of Keys
Howard Quayle insists any policy decision regarding anti-money laundering will be made in Tynwald - not Westminster.
He was speaking after recent proposals to impose sections of a UK Bill on the Isle of Man - which could've forced Manx officials create a public beneficial ownership register.
Responding to the matter, Mr Quayle said there is a lot of support for such registers among UK policymakers.
He moved to clarify the Island's position:
Still a 'huge stigma' preventing men opening up about mental health
Calls for more investment to prevent people reaching crisis point
Businesses' footfall decreased due to storms last month
Ramsey stores discuss how the weather affected trade
New interconnector would be better for Island
Tapping into western link scheme wouldn't be suitable
Tholt-Y-Will Road has daytime closures in place each day this week
DoI installing road studs there