Cabinet Office says work is ongoing
Results from the Island's interim census should be available for public consumption in March 2017 - almost a year after it was conducted.
The Cabinet Office says work on the survey, which was carried out in April, is ongoing.
The findings are set to be laid before Tynwald in Spring, before they're made available to residents.
Upwards of 70 government staff have been involved in the census process, which has been conducted internally.
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