Chris Thomas insists the legislation isn't necessary
A Douglas Central MHK has been reflecting on government's decision to fast-track new laws preventing Isle of Man Energy from cutting off certain people.
Chris Thomas previously said the Gas Regulation Bill was rushed and that there were too many unknowns.
Towards the end of November, almost 100 Manx residents were threatened with disconnections, with as many as 30 already cut off.
The supplier says this was because the residents in question had failed to engage about outstanding debt.
Mr Thomas supports protections for vulnerable people, but maintains the legislation isn't necessary:
IOM Medical Society gives backing to Tynwald amendment
More than 2,400 pupil suspension days across secondary schools in 23/24
Douglas man faces GBH charge
MHK wants Island to adopt health recruitment Code of Practice
Don't interfere with livestock when out walking, says MNFU
Speaker's bid to ensure all FoI responses are published
