The impetus behind measures, designed to speed up and simplify the Manx justice system, has to be maintained.
That's the priority, says Home Affairs Minister Juan Watterson.
His Criminal Justice Strategy proposals have now been through a consultation process.
There were sixty nine responses and a great deal of what is described as " positive feedback".
But Mr Watterson says this is only the beginning and the momentum has to be kept up :
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