A three member delegation from Tynwald has been given the task of sorting out the access issue in relation to a public footpath at Langness.
The pressure group PRoWL (Public Rights of Way Langness) has been in disagreement with television presenter Jeremy Clarkson, after he re-routed a footpath around his home, to protect his privacy.
The issue was raised by Transport Minister David Anderson, and there was extensive debate about whether there should be a public inquiry into the matter.
Some members felt this approach would be costly and inappropriate, with North Douglas MHK Bill Henderson calling the whole episode 'a storm in a teacup'.
After a slight amendment from Local Government Minister John Shimmin, members supported the idea of a Tynwald delegation meeting whoever was deemed appropriate, to try and sort out the matter of public access.
The delegation will be accompanied by a representative from the Attorney General's chambers.
(Picture: Langness lighthouse, with the disputed path to the right of the white wall).
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