One MHK is questioning if it's time for a review
A Douglas North MHK is questioning if residents who own video doorbells should still be forced to pay to register the device.
The Information Commissioner recently issued a reminder that residents could face fines of up to £10,000 for failing to disclose ownership of such a system.
David Ashford thinks it's right to require registration, but isn't sure about the cost.
He thinks it could have wider implications too:
The Information Commissioner issued further clarification this week following similar concerns from people across the Isle of Man.
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